How this helps your child
- Fine motor skills
- Sensory processing
- Self-care routines
- Independence
Occupational therapy (OT) helps children do the everyday “jobs” of childhood: playing, learning, eating, dressing and looking after themselves. Our occupational therapists in Uttara, Dhaka also support children who are over- or under-sensitive to sounds, touch, movement or food.
Signs OT may help
- Difficulty holding a pencil, using scissors or building with blocks
- Delays in self-care, such as dressing, brushing teeth or using a spoon
- Strong reactions to noise, clothing textures or being touched
- Constantly seeking movement, or avoiding swings and climbing
- Trouble sitting still, paying attention or calming down
What therapy looks like
Therapy happens through purposeful play: threading, puzzles, play dough, obstacle courses and sensory activities. For sensory needs, we create a sensory plan with calming and alerting activities that fit into your child’s day at home and school.
Practical help for families
We suggest simple changes at home, such as seating, utensils or routines, that make daily tasks easier and help your child become more independent.
Is Occupational Therapy right for my child?
Book an assessment and our team will guide you on the best program for your child’s needs.