Holistic therapies for children with special needs focus on addressing the interconnected physical, emotional, social, and cognitive aspects of their development. These therapies aim to support overall well-being and improve quality of life through various natural and integrative approaches.
Fine Motor Skills
Occupational therapists work to improve fine motor skills, which are essential for daily activities like dressing, writing, and eating. They can use a variety of techniques, such as play therapy and sensory integration.
Cognitive Skills
Occupational therapists help children develop cognitive skills, such as problem-solving, planning, and organization. They can use a variety of techniques, such as games and puzzles.
Sensory Integration
Occupational therapists also help children with sensory processing issues, which can affect their ability to learn and interact with the world around them. They use sensory integration activities to help children regulate their senses.
Activity of Daily Living Skills