Gross Motor
Running, jumping, climbing and balance — the big-body movements kids need for play and sports.
How OT helps
Building the
foundations
Occupational therapy helps children develop the skills behind everyday activities — playing, learning, getting dressed and making friends. Sessions are play-based, tailored to your child, and focused on real progress — in our sensory gym clinic or at school.
Strength
Core and upper-body strength that supports posture, endurance and sitting comfortably in class.
Coordination
Getting both sides of the body working together for catching, skipping, riding a bike and more.
Fine Motor
Hand and finger control for buttons, zippers, utensils, scissors and building with small pieces.
Handwriting
Pencil grip, letter formation, spacing and speed so writing feels easier and more legible.
Sensory Regulation
Helping children who are overwhelmed by — or seek out — noise, touch, movement and busy places.
Visual Perception
Making sense of what the eyes see: copying from the board, puzzles, reading and spatial skills.
Reflex Integration
Addressing retained primitive reflexes that can affect posture, coordination and attention.
Developmental Milestones
Supporting young children in reaching the motor and self-care milestones for their age.
What to expect
Getting started is simple
- 1
Reach out
Call or email to share your concerns, or ask about in-school services.
- 2
Evaluation
A thorough look at your child's strengths and challenges.
- 3
Therapy plan
Personalized, play-based sessions with clear goals you can see.
Not sure if OT is right for your child?
Questions about your child's development, clinic sessions or in-school services? Call or email Focus OT.