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Occupational Therapy for ADHD/ASD - Trial Session
Session:1
I Duration:60 minutes

Program Features & Benefits:

Autistic children and those with ADHD often exhibit sensory processing & developmental delay issues (fine & Gross Motor impairments) because of which they have challenges processing sight, sound, touch, taste, smell, body control and balance. This impacts a child’s ability to perform routine activities, such as brushing, eating, writing, engaging with family, or participating in school. We following strategies to make their life better in their environment.

  • Evaluation Process (may include sensory, fine & visual motor)
  • Clinical observations in child’s natural settings and define measurable goals.
  • Depending upon assessment, provide Sensory/cognitive/social skills therapies.
  • Design plays for activities of daily living. (ADL)

Other Important Details:

  • Mode of service delivery: Online (What’s app Video call, or any other Video calling mode)
  • No. Of Session: 1 (Valid for 1 day)
  • Duration: 60 minutes
  • Eligibility: Children who are diagnosed with Autism/ASD or ADHD and being prescribed for Occupational therapy.
  • Note: Above details are valid for package not for trial sessions. The trial session is for an overview.


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FEE
Rs 1000

Rs 1200 (17% off)

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Occupational Therapy for Injuries-Trial Session
Session:1
I Duration:60 minutes

Program Features & Benefits:

Any birth or acquired injury/trauma can have extreme effect on development of function for a child (might Delay) because the area damaged may not have fully developed yet and therefore showing delay in function and affect child's ability to perform functional occupations or activities of daily life (Sensory, Auditory, Motor or cognitive). We focus over

  • Evaluation Process (may include sensory, fine & visual motor)
  • Clinical observations in child’s natural settings and define measurable goals.
  • Depending upon assessment, provide Sensory/cognitive/social skills therapies.
  • Design plays for activities of daily living. (ADL)

Other Important Details:

  • Mode of service delivery: Online (What’s app Video call, or any other Video calling mode)
  • No. Of Session: 1 (Valid for 1 day)
  • Duration: 60 minutes
  • Eligibility: Children who are diagnosed with any birth or acquired injuries/ Trauma and being prescribed for Occupational therapy.
  • Note: Above details are valid for package not for trial sessions. The trial session is for an overview.

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FEE
Rs 1000

Rs 1200 (17% off)

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Occupational Therapy for Chronic illness -Trail Session
Session:1
I Duration:60 minutes

Program Features & Benefits:

Each type of cerebral palsy (Spastic, Athetoid, Atexic or mixed) and multiple sclerosis presents affects functional occupations that may hinder a child’s ability to live independently and complete daily activities. By optimizing upper body function and improving the coordination of small muscles, occupational therapy can help these children to meet the basic activities of daily living.

  • Evaluation Process (may include sensory, fine & visual motor)
  • Clinical observations in child’s natural settings and define measurable goals.
  • Depending upon assessment, provide Sensory/cognitive/social skills therapies.
  • Focus over Bilateral coordination, upper body strength, crossing the midline, improve hand-eye coordination etc

Other Important Details:

  • Mode of service delivery: Online (What’s app Video call, or any other Video calling mode)
  • No. of Session: 1 (Valid for 1 day)
  • Duration: 60 minutres
  • Eligibility: Children who are diagnosed with Chronic illness (Cerebral Palsy, Multiple sclerosis) and being prescribed for Occupational therapy.
  • Note: Above details are valid for package not for trial sessions. The trial session is for an overview.

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    • Help in defining the IEP (Individualized Education Program) by a special educator and identifies the requirement of occupational therapy.
    • Developing visual & gross motor skills – tracking an object, hand-eye coordination, catching, and throwing.
    • Developing fine motor skills required in basic self-care tasks such as getting dressed, eating, using scissors, etc.
    • Uses various playing techniques that help them to improve social skills.


    Occupational Therapy (OT) is:

    A type of health care that helps to solve the problems that interfere with a person’s ability to do the things that are important to them.”

    This often includes daily living activities like self-care (getting dressed, eating), working or studying, playing sports, participating in social activities, and more. In other words, an occupational therapist helps figure out why you can’t do what you would like to do and provide solutions to help solve this problem.

    Both physiotherapists and occupational therapists are trained extensively in the anatomy of the musculoskeletal system resulting in both being knowledgeable about musculoskeletal injuries and rehabilitation. Traditionally, Occupational Therapists have focused more on evaluating and improving a person’s functional abilities while Physiotherapists have tended to focus more on problems with movement.

    Occupational therapists don’t treat specific conditions they are the experts in treating functional problems that may be related to certain conditions or symptoms. If you’re experiencing any change in functional abilities, an occupational therapist can help.

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