v Restore, improve or maintain activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing and
eating.
v Provide intervention related to sensory integration and fine motor development.
v Train in therapeutic adaptations and assistive equipment.
v Organize the environment to promote safety and independence.
v Provide sensorimotor treatment for strengthening, endurance, range of motion,
coordination and balance.
v Provide therapeutic activities for memory, orientation and cognition.
v Teach positioning to prevent skin breakdown, improve comfort and independence.
v Assess home environment for hazards and environmental factors that contribute to falls.
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
v Provide early intervention therapy to infants and toddlers at risk of having developmental
delays.
v Facilitate the use of hands.
v Promote skills for listening, following directions, social play, dressing and grooming.