Occupational Therapy (OT)

Mastering Everyday Activities: Occupational Therapy (OT) at The Angel Kids, a comprehensive autism center in Greater Noida, helps individuals with autism develop the skills necessary for independent living and active participation in daily activities. Our highly skilled Occupational Therapists address challenges related to sensory processing, fine and gross motor skills, and self-care.

Areas of Focus in OT: Our personalized OT programs target a range of crucial skills:

• Sensory Integration: Helping individuals process sensory information (touch, sound, sight, movement) more effectively, addressing sensitivities or seeking behaviors. This can involve sensory diets and specific activities to regulate sensory input.
• Fine Motor Skills: Improving hand-eye coordination, dexterity, and precision for tasks like writing, drawing, cutting, and buttoning clothes.
• Gross Motor Skills: Enhancing balance, coordination, strength, and motor planning for activities like running, jumping, and playing sports.
• Self-Care Skills: Teaching essential daily living skills such as dressing, grooming, feeding, and toileting.
• Visual Motor Skills: Integrating visual perception with motor responses, crucial for academic and functional tasks.

Our Therapeutic Process: Following a thorough evaluation, our OTs create engaging and playful intervention plans. Sessions may involve specialized equipment for sensory integration, creative activities to build fine motor strength, and structured routines to teach self-care. We work collaboratively with families, providing strategies and modifications to support skills at home and in school environments. Our autism treatment Greater Noida aims to build competence and confidence in everyday tasks.

Benefits of Occupational Therapy:

• Improved sensory regulation and reduced sensory sensitivities.
• Enhanced fine and gross motor skills for increased independence.
• Greater ability to perform daily living activities.
• Increased participation in play, school, and community activities.
• Improved self-regulation and coping mechanisms.