Occupational Therapy Assessment
Evaluating of your child’s specific needs, challenges, and abilities related to sensory processing, motor skills, self-care, play, school participation, and social interactions.
Highly recommended for Children with
- Development Disorders
- Compromised Motor Skills
- Cognitive Deficits
See how it works
Early Intervention Test
In-depth analysis of your child's Sensory, Fine Motor, Perceptual Issues.
Worksheet Assessment
Access on mobile
Supports IEP/ITP Strategies
Comprehensive Reports
How does OT Assessment work?
OT (Occupational Therapy)
The occupational therapy assessment for special children focuses on identifying the child's specific areas of difficulty and developing targeted interventions to support their functional skills, independence, and overall participation in everyday activities. The assessment helps inform intervention planning and enables the OT to collaborate with parents, educators, and other professionals to provide comprehensive support for the child's development and well-being.
Recommended
For children Age 6 to 13 years
Occupational therapy assessment for special children focuses on identifying the child's specific areas of difficulty and developing targeted interventions to support their functional skills, independence, and overall participation in everyday activities.
What are the
Outcomes?
The outcomes of an occupational therapy assessment for children are geared towards facilitating their overall development, functional abilities, and independence in daily activities. The assessment serves as the foundation for designing and implementing targeted interventions that are tailored to the unique needs of the child, with the ultimate goal of improving their quality of life and participation in meaningful occupations.
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