Occupational Therapy

What is this service?

Occupational Therapy is a health field that develops the sensorimotor skills needed for people to perform daily activities — eating, dressing, playing, reading — independently. LOQOS occupational therapists prepare an individual treatment plan for each child covering daily-life activities, play skills, school readiness and sensory integration.

Who needs occupational therapy?

• Autism Spectrum|Sensory needs, daily routines, motor deficits.|2–14 years
• Cerebral Palsy|Work on movement, coordination, hand functions.|1–16 years
• ADHD|Attention, impulse control, table sitting skills.|4–14 years
• Developmental Delays|Delay in age-appropriate motor and self-care skills.|1–10 years
• Post-Trauma/Surgery|Recovery after physical trauma, fracture, surgery.|All ages
• School Difficulties|Difficulty in writing, cutting, completing classroom tasks.|5–14 years

How does the occupational therapy process work?

• Assessment|Motor, sensory, ADL and play skills are comprehensively assessed.
• Goal Setting|Parent and therapist jointly set realistic, measurable goals.
• Treatment Sessions|Work on motor skills, sensory integration and ADL through play-based sessions.
• Home Program|Parents are taught home assignments — therapy continues between sessions too.

Procedure & Registration

• Assessment
• Goal Setting
• Treatment Sessions
• Home Program