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Occupational therapists
also work with children who have:
Developmental delay
Intellectual disability
Handwriting difficulties
Autism
Attention and behavioural problems
Learning difficulties
Congenital and acquired neurological conditions
(e.g. cerebral palsy)
Orthopedic conditions (e.g. hand and upper
limb problems)
Occupational Therapy intervention is geared
towards helping the child achieve a desired
level of functioning in play, self-care and
school. This is done through:
Early intervention prgrammes
Sensory integration
Play therapy
Music therapy
Pre-school skills training (e.g. handwriting
skills)
Training in activities of daily living (ADL)
Family education
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