Occupational Therapy

The doctor treating your child has recommended outpatient occupational therapy for your child. If you have no idea what this therapy is all about and you have some questions to ask, we’ve got it covered. Due to the injury or illness, your child may not be able to perform some basic day to day activities such as brushing teeth and hair, eating, getting dressed, playing with other children or toys, cutting, writing and coloring and other motor skills. The therapist will understand and address yours and your child’s concerns. The therapist will develop specific goals and create a treatment plan for achieving these goals.  What is the evaluation process?  What to expect during the evaluation?  You will visit a center offering outpatient occupational therapy in Mount Pleasant, Michigan and the therapist will obtain some important information related to your child’s medical history. This information will also contain your developmental milestones. This is followed by the