Providence Therapy - Pediatric Occupational Therapy - Is Pediatric Occupational Therapy For Your Child?

What Is Pediatric Occupational Therapy - Click here to find out
what Pediatric Occupational Therapy does and who can practice
Pediatric Occupational Therapy.

Children We Work With - Click here to learn more about the
children we treat and what we treat.

What We Provide - Click here to get a general overview of what we
provide to our clients

We developed a simple test to find out if your child may need Occupational Therapy
treatment. Answer yes or no to the following questions.

Does Your Child. . .

1. Have difficulty attending or is over-focused and unable to shift
to the next task?

2. Have low or weak muscle tone?

3. Need more practice than other children to learn new
skills?

4. Reverse letters such as b and d or cannot space letters on
the lines?

5. Over react to touch, taste, sounds, or odors?

6. Seem overly active and unable to slow down?

7. Have difficulty forming shapes and letters even when
given an example?

8. Break crayons or pencils frequently or write with heavy
pressure?

9. Not enjoy jumping, swings, or having feet off the
ground?

10. Dislike coloring or handwriting and tires quickly
during written work?

11. Have poor self-esteem or lack of confidence?

12. Dislike swimming, bathing, hugs, and/or hair cuts?

13. Avoid physical activities?

14. Have difficulty taking care of self (feeding/eating, using the toilet, dressing, bathing)?

If you answered yes to 2 or more of these questions contact Providence
Therapy for a FREE screening to discover if your child would benefit from
occupational therapy.