Fun, play-based exercises help your child gain coordination for both gross motor skills (e.g., walking and play) and fine motor skills (e.g., handwriting and using eating utensils)
Gently and consistently cultivating habits for self-care, schoolwork, and household tasks.
Identifying sensory processing challenges (both over- and underreactions) and using sensory integration therapy to help manage them.
Helping both the child and their caregivers identify challenges with emotional regulation and communication, and using exercises like role-play to help the child navigate social behaviours such as playing with others, taking turns, sharing etc.