SEARHC’s Pediatric Occupational Therapists (OTs) help children develop the skills they need for independence, confidence and daily success in self-care, school and play. The goal of Occupational Therapy is to empower children with the skills they need to participate fully in daily life, build confidence and thrive in their environment.
Difficulty with fine motor skills (writing, buttoning clothes, using utensils)
Challenges with picky eating, feeding and oral motor control
Sensory sensitivities (to sounds, textures, or movement)
Delays in self-care skills (dressing, eating, toileting)
Difficulty with focus, attention or social interactions
Developmental disabilities or physical challenges
Need for environmental adaptations to improve access at home or community
Gross motor strengthening and motor planning
Pediatric pelvic floor strengthening for incontinence and constipation
Fine Motor Skills – Writing, cutting, grasping small objects
Gross Motor Skills – Balance, coordination, strength for daily tasks
Sensory Processing – Helping kids manage reactions to sights, sounds and textures
Self-Care & Independence – Dressing, feeding, hygiene skills
Social & Play Skills – Taking turns, making friends, managing emotions
Executive Functioning – Organization, attention and problem-solving
Hands-on therapy to build strength and coordination
Sensory play to improve focus and emotional regulation
Engaging activities tailored to each child’s needs
Parent coaching to support skill development at home
