Optimize physical function and enhance the skills needed to perform daily activities. Enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life, which include day-to-day tasks such as self-care, work or leisure. For children with ASD, ADHD and like such, an occupational therapist works to develop skills for handwriting, fine motor skills and daily living skills. However, the most essential role is also to assess and target the child’s sensory processing disorders. This is beneficial to remove barriers to learning and help the child become calmer and more focused. iproves sitting, posture or perceptual skills, gross motor skills, body awareness, visual skills, problem solving, communication and social skills. Maximize strength, balance and mobility. Improve speech, swallowing and overall oral-motor function. Improve Endurance Develop new cognitive and behavioural strategies to compensate for any deficits
Improve quality of life.