KOCHI:
Prayatna, a leading multidisciplinary center offering specialized services for both children and adults, is celebrating Occupational Therapy Month by providing free screening and home program orientation for needy children and parents. This initiative emphasizes the importance of early occupational therapy (OT) assessments and equips parents with techniques they can use at home to support their child’s development.
Occupational therapy plays a vital role in enhancing the physical, cognitive, and sensory skills of individuals facing developmental and learning difficulties. Early assessment is crucial because it helps identify challenges in motor skills, sensory processing, or other areas that can impact daily life. When detected early, personalized interventions can significantly improve outcomes, allowing children to overcome barriers to independence and enhancing their quality of life.
Pre-registration is required to participate in the free screening. To book a slot, please contact 90745 56598.
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