Occupational Therapy for Children with Learning Disorders
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Occupational Therapy for Children with Learning Disorders

When a child is finding school difficult, the academic problem is often only part of the picture. This guide explains how occupational therapy looks at fine motor skills, visual motor integration, sensory processing, posture, attention and functional school skills to understand what may be getting in the way of participation and confidence.

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What’s inside

Referral signs, assessment areas, goal setting, therapy approaches, collaboration with parents and teachers and the overall purpose of occupational therapy support.

Who it is for

Parents, caregivers and teachers who want to understand whether occupational therapy may be relevant for a child experiencing learning challenges.

What this helps with

Give parents and teachers a clear picture of the occupational therapy process from referral and assessment through goal setting, intervention and collaboration.

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How access works

Request the guide with a short form. If the download is ready, you can open it immediately. If it is still being prepared, Bright Future OT can send it when ready.

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