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Therapeutic Programs
Occupational Therapy
WHAT IS IT?
 For information about the behaviors to look for, that may mean your child needs help from an Occupational Therapist, see SIGNS YOUR CHILD NEEDS HELP.
In order to commence services a child must have a CHILD SUCCESS CENTER® assessment or a current evaluation from an outside party. The evaluation process supports a successful outcome. See ASSESSMENTS for more information regarding CSC Assessments.
SIGNS YOUR CHILD NEEDS HELP.
Your bright child may need our help if you recognize some of the following behaviors:
- Has disruptive behaviors and struggles to play with friends
- Avoids climbing or playing with balls & seems clumsy; Falls frequently
- Struggles or is unable to hold a pencil and/or scissors
- Avoids or struggles to draw and handwrite
- Sitting still is a challenge, unless focused on computer or TV
- Seems sensitive to the world
- To learn more about sensory integration, click here
- For tips on how to increase your child’s attention, click here
- To learn more about the Alert Program by Therapy Works, Inc. based on the book, How Does
Your Engine Run?® click here
- To learn more about Therapeutic Listening, click here
- For tips on audio and support tools, click here
Option #1: For information about what to expect with CHILD SUCCESS CENTER® Assessments in Occupational Therapy, see “Assessments“
Option #2: To ask questions of a trained professional in Occupational Therapy, call the CHILD SUCCESS CENTER® at (310) 899-9597.
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