What is occupational therapy and why would my child need it?
Occupational therapy helps a child with their occupations, which are playing and learning. Occupational therapists are a Masters Degree level professional and must pass a National Board Certification exam. Children that appear awkward in their bodies, have difficulty with routines, difficulty relating to their peers, have poor handwriting, have trouble multitasking, have trouble with their attention and organization as well as poor endurance typically benefit from occupational therapy.Does insurance pay for servicesEach insurance policy and insurance carrier differs on what they cover. It is best to discuss your specific insurance policy with your insurance representative to determine what therapy services are covered, if any, and to what extent.
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