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skills We address in Occupational Therapy
Our occupational therapists (OTs) help children and adolescents develop the skills necessary for independent functioning and success in the classroom. Frustration at a foundational level can lead to problems with self-esteem and peer-relationships. It’s often difficult to understand where these problem areas lie because many times it’s a unique mix of several underlying difficulties that have gone unnoticed over the years.
- Developmental Milestones
- Fine Motor Skills
- Eye-Hand Coordination Skills
- Handwriting Skills
- Pencil Grasp & Control
- Feeding
- Play and Socialization
- Self-Care/Life Skills
- Organizational & Executive Functioning Skills
- Motor Planning & Coordination
- Attention & Focus
- Hand/Arm Strength & Control
- Sensory Processing Skills
- Visual Perceptual Skills
- Visual Motor Integration Skills
Why Choose My Kids Place For
Occupational Therapy in San Diego?
Occupational Therapy in San Diego?
At My Kids Place in San Diego, we focus on improving function within a variety of environments at any age. We help children gain independence in their day-to-day tasks at home, in school, or out in the community.
Occupational therapy is one of the most diverse services offered for children of all ages. We have helped kids add healthy choices to their diet, learn to tie their shoes, improve at school, and even ride a bike through our occupational therapy sessions. In addition to specific skills, occupational therapists support social and emotional development, helping kids to thrive in any environment.
Our team of experts will make a comprehensive assessment of a child’s abilities and charter a path for them to reach the next level.
IS YOUR CHILD FRUSTRATED AT SCHOOL?
Our specialists help children and adolescents develop the skills necessary for independent functioning and success in the classroom. Frustration at a foundational level can lead to problems with self-esteem and peer-relationships. Oftentimes, difficulties stem from a unique blend of areas making it challenging to pinpoint where to begin. Our OTs can help determine where to start by identifying a child’s strengths and weakness.
Fast ForWord & Reading Assistant
We are proud to offer specialized instructional tools by Scientific Learning Corp. called Fast ForWord and Reading Assistant. In most cases, these tools can help your child “catch up” with peers in the areas of language processing skills and reading.
Understanding Functional Skills
Functional skills help children and adolescents develop independence in life. We engage your child in activities that develop important:
- Fine motor skills
- Sensory processing skills
- Visual motor skills
- Behavioral skills
- Thinking skills
- And more!
Development in these areas improves performance in valued daily activities, including dressing, feeding, writing, play, and social participation.
Occupational Therapy FAQ's
At My Kids Place, we focus on enabling a child to succeed in their home and academic lives at any age. We help children gain independence in their daily skills in order to thrive in their environment.
What Is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy engages people across the lifespan in activities of daily living (such as self-care skills, education, work, or social interaction) to enable, increase, or encourage participation in activities that are meaningful to that person.
Who Performs Occupational Therapy?
Licensed occupational therapists utilize hands-on or guided interventions to help your child accomplish daily tasks like dressing, writing, and engaging in play. Your child will be an active participant in occupational therapy sessions.
What is a Pediatric Occupational Therapist?
Pediatric OTs provide services to children of all ages and skill levels. Goals focus on socialization, academic success, and independence with life’s necessary tasks.
Who can benefit from OT?
Children with difficulties in school, social interactions, day-to-day skills, or regulating their emotions may benefit from occupational therapy. Our specialists can help determine if your child would benefit from OT to address any challenges they face.