Fine and Gross Motor Skills: Occupational therapists guide children in improving fine motor skills required for tasks such as writing and self-care, as well as gross motor skills for activities like running and climbing.
Sensory Integration: Children with sensory processing challenges benefit from occupational therapy that helps them regulate their sensory responses effectively.
Self-Care: Occupational therapy promotes self-sufficiency by teaching children the skills needed for dressing, bathing, toileting, and other daily tasks.
Play and Social Engagement: Marvel's occupational therapists foster play and social interactions, enabling children to engage with peers and their environment with confidence.
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