Occupational therapy significantly contributes to improving and developing a wide range of cognitive, physical, and motor skills, enabling the child to achieve the highest possible level of independence and effectively perform daily life activities with confidence. This therapy aims to enhance the child’s ability to adapt to their environment and achieve self-reliance in various activities, from personal care such as dressing and bathing, to academic skills like writing and using school tools.
Focuses on helping individuals who face difficulties in processing and organizing sensory information received from their environment. Sensory processing disorder occurs when an individual has atypical responses to sensory stimuli, such as sound, light, touch, taste, smell, or movement. These maladaptive responses can lead to difficulties in daily performance, such as anxiety, distraction, difficulty concentrating, and even aggressive or withdrawn behaviors.
An essential part of therapeutic interventions, especially in the field of occupational therapy and the treatment of disorders such as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Executive functioning refers to a set of mental processes that help an individual plan, make decisions, solve problems, and organize thoughts and behaviors to achieve specific goals. Self-regulation involves managing emotions, controlling behaviors, and staying focused and motivated.
An important aspect of treating children who have difficulties with controlling small, precise movements, including the use of hands, fingers, and eyes to perform activities that require accuracy and coordination. These skills are essential for many daily activities, such as writing, tying shoelaces, eating with utensils, and dressing, among other tasks that require hand-eye coordination.
A primary goal in rehabilitation and therapy programs, especially for children or individuals facing challenges in achieving independence. These skills include daily activities individuals perform in their lives, such as personal care, meal preparation, navigating the environment, social interaction, and managing household activities. Enhancing these skills contributes to improving individuals' quality of life and strengthens their ability to participate effectively in their communities.
Managing and Treating Sensory Disorders
Improving Performance and Related Skills
Enhancing Fine Motor Skills
Increasing Independence and Daily Living Skills
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At Soluk, we pride ourselves on providing a comprehensive therapeutic rehabilitation experience, starting from a thorough assessment of the case and creating the optimal individual treatment plan based on each beneficiary’s needs, to measuring the outcomes of our programs and treatment plans through continuous follow-up.
