Every child develops at their own pace, but there are some signs that therapy might help. These include difficulty with motor skills (crawling, walking, climbing), challenges with fine motor tasks (buttoning, coloring, using a spoon), eating a variety of foods, speech or language delays, sensory sensitivities, trouble with coordination or balance, or difficulty with transitions and self-regulation. If you’re concerned about any area of your child’s development, we recommend starting with a conversation. Book a 15-minute phone consultation to explore your observations with an experienced occupational or speech therapist. There’s no pressure to commit to therapy.
