Your child may benefit from occupational therapy services if he/she:

• struggles to complete everyday activities such as dressing
• has difficulty learning to do new activities that require motor coordination
• frequently bumps into objects or people
• seems weaker than peers
• resists new challenges saying “I can’t” without attempting
• avoids manipulative activities such as construction toys, puzzles, coloring
• has difficulty controlling movement and uses too little or too much power/force
• may be described as clumsy or awkward