Occupational Therapy
OT covers daily-living skills, fine motor work, sensory tasks, social interaction and adaptation of home and school environments.
How the procedure works
Occupational therapy (OT) is a rehabilitation discipline focused not on individual muscles or diagnoses but on the child's ability to perform everyday tasks: dressing, eating, playing, learning, communicating. At our Huizhou centre the OT programme is assembled around the child's individual profile and covers fine motor work (modelling, drawing, threading, construction play), gross motor and coordination training, sensory integration, cognitive functions and social skills. The therapist also trains the family and educators: which assistive devices to install at home, how to set up a desk at school, how to scaffold independence. The OT team in Huizhou is led by Shen Xiaoli — a certified rehabilitation specialist in fine-motor and handwriting training. The team also includes Miao Xintong (OT assessment and self-care skills), Huang Yinxin (motor and cognitive skills), Liu Lin (ADL — Activities of Daily Living), and Sun Jianing (functional behaviour analysis and play therapy).
OT assessment
The therapist observes the child in play-based tasks, evaluating motor skills, attention and perception. A parent interview surfaces practical pain points at home.
Individual plan
Exercises and adaptive equipment are tailored to the child's profile. Each goal is concrete: «button a shirt», «print letters», «play with peers».
Environment adaptation
The therapist advises on home and classroom adjustments: desk height, weighted utensils, tactile balls, and trains parents and educators to scaffold the child.
Indications and contraindications
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Who performs the procedure
What diagnoses it helps with Occupational Therapy
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