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At Kindred Connections OT, occupational therapy is individualized to each child’s strengths, needs, preferences, and goals. We use play, movement, meaningful activities, and sensory experiences to support participation in the things that matter most to them at home, at school, and in the community.
Sensory Processing & Regulation
We support children with sensory differences that may affect how they experience and participate in daily life, including:
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Emotional regulation
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Transitions and changes in routine
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Sensitivity or seeking related to sounds, textures, movement, or touch
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Body awareness
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Attention and engagement
Therapy may include swinging, climbing, jumping, messy play, and other sensory-rich activities tailored to each child.
Fine Motor & Motor Skills
We support the motor skills children use for school, play, self-care, and everyday activities, including:
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Handwriting and pencil use
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Scissor skills
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Hand strength and coordination
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Bilateral coordination
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Motor planning and praxis
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Balance, coordination, and postural control
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Visual-motor skills
Activities are adapted to each child to provide opportunities for challenge, practice, and success.
Executive Function & Emotional Regulation
We support children who may have difficulty with:
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Getting started with tasks
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Planning and sequencing
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Flexible thinking
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Managing frustration
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Following multi-step routines
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Shifting between activities
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Recognizing and responding to body signals
Through play and meaningful activities, we help children develop self-awareness and find strategies and supports that work for them.
Daily Living Skills & Independence
Occupational therapy can support greater confidence and independence with everyday activities such as:
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Dressing
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Grooming and hygiene
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Toileting
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Feeding and mealtime participation
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Managing belongings
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Home and school routines
We consider the whole picture when a daily activity feels challenging and work collaboratively with children and families to find practical strategies, adaptations, and supports.
A Personalized Approach
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to occupational therapy. We take the time to understand each child as a whole person and build therapy around what is meaningful to them.
Our goal isn't to change who a child is. It's to help them access the tools, supports, and accommodations they need to participate in life in ways that feel meaningful to them.
