Occupational Therapy: Empowering Independence

Occupational therapy is designed to help children develop the fine motor skills and everyday functional skills needed for daily life. From holding a pencil to dressing themselves or engaging in play, occupational therapy supports children in becoming more independent and confident in their abilities.

• What Does Occupational Therapy Address?

  • Fine motor skill development (e.g., hand-eye coordination)

  • Sensory processing issues (e.g., responding to touch, sound, and movement)

  • Self-care skills (e.g., eating, dressing, grooming)

  • Social and play skills

At Blossoms Child Development Center, our occupational therapists create customized therapy plans to help children meet their developmental milestones and thrive in their environments.