Occupational therapy helps children develop the physical, sensory, emotional, and functional skills needed for everyday life. At Sitaray, occupational therapy for children focuses on improving skills that help children participate more confidently at home, school, and in social environments. Therapy may support handwriting, dressing, feeding, attention span, balance, emotional regulation, classroom participation, and daily routines.

Many children with autism experience sensory issues such as sensitivity to sounds, textures, movement, lights, or crowded environments, which can affect behaviour, learning, and communication, At Sitaray, occupational therapy for autism focuses on helping children feel more regulated, engaged, and comfortable in their surroundings. Therapy sessions may include sensory integration therapy, fine motor activities, gross motor skills activities, and support for activities of daily living such as dressing, eating, grooming, and classroom routines.

Sensory integration therapy helps children who struggle with processing sensory information from their environment. Some children may become overwhelmed by sounds, touch, movement, clothing textures, or busy environments, while others may constantly seek movement or sensory input. These sensory processing difficulties can affect behaviour, attention, learning, emotional regulation, and social interaction. At Sitaray, occupational therapy is carefully planned to improve sensory regulation, body awareness, focus, coordination, and participation in everyday routines.