Difficulty with handwriting – requires increased time to complete assignments when compared to same aged peers; writing is illegible; or spacing of words/letters is inconsistent. Difficulty with attention – often fidgets when sitting; must always be on the move; or is easily distracted by their environment (hears/sees everything going on around them). Poor motor coordination – cannot perform unfamiliar motor …
How does OT interact with the other therapies at JMA?
One of the advantages of receiving occupational therapy at Janey Macey and Associates is that we also offer speech therapy and behavioral therapy. If these therapies are needed, your child will be served by a multi-disciplinary team. We consistently communicate the child’s progress and assist with addressing similar goals. If the need arises, we have the option of co-treating.
What is the family’s involvement in OT?
Families are a vital part of occupational therapy at Janey Macey and Associates. It’s important that parents and caregivers fully understand their child’s treatment plan in order for it to be carried out at home. Families are always welcomed into the session and encouraged to be an active participant during therapy. The family’s involvement ensures continuity of care across all …