Occupational therapy is a branch of child therapy that consists of programs that enables children to become independent, self-sufficient, and learn to rely on themselves. The counselling psychologist assesses the child and then plans out the activities or tasks that are to be given to the child according to his/her capabilities. After this, evaluations of the child are validated. Using a family-approach or a child friendly program, the child’s overall capabilities are worked on and his personality is developed in a conditioned setting. This is also done so that the child feels accompanied and comfortable during the program. Occupational therapy is primarily associated with development and growth of a child, and so, at each stage, progress is monitored to get the desirable outcome. If you are wondering which children benefit most from occupational therapy, here are a few: · Children with birth injuries · ...