Handwriting is often seen as a straightforward school skill, but in reality, it is one of the most complex tasks children learn during their early years.

If you're new to pediatric therapy, the term occupational therapist might sound a little confusing—especially when we’re talking about kids! After all, children don’t have jobs… right? In reality, a child’s “occupations” are the everyday activities that occupy their time and are important to their development, independence, and well-being—things like playing, getting dressed, eating, writing, regulating emotions, and interacting with others. At our interdisciplinary clinic