Signs that might prompt you to contact an Occupational Therapist

• Trouble with writing or cutting.


• Difficulty manipulating eating utensils, pencils, or scissors.


• Hand dominance is undetermined.


• Challenges with clothing fasteners (i.e.; buttons, zippers, snaps).


• Poor attention and organizational skills.


• Picky eater.


• Craves excessive movement that interferes with daily routines.


• Prefers sedentary activities (may avoid movement and playground activities).


• Appears clumsy or uncoordinated.


• Overly sensitive or under responsive to certain touches or sound.


• Delayed milestones (i.e.; sitting, crawling, walking).