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
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