Occupational Therapy, more commonly associated with assisting the elderly or equipment prescription after an accident or injury, is a little known gold mine of help for children.
This workshop provides parents and professionals with an understanding of the skills that occupational therapy can assist children with, focusing particularly upon play, social, attention and academic skill development in the home, child care, kindergarten and school setting.
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