
How Occupational Therapy Helps Special and Neurodiverse Children Lead Self-Dependent Lives
How Occupational Therapy Helps Special and Neurodiverse Children Lead Self-Dependent Lives

How Occupational Therapy Helps Special and Neurodiverse Children Lead Self-Dependent Lives

Occupational Therapy (OT) plays a essential role in helping such kids in bridging these developmental gaps. Through planned and structured, child-centric therapies and interventions, occupational therapists support children in learning Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).

If you’ve ever seen your child melt down in a supermarket aisle, scream because you gave them the “wrong” colour cup, or cling to you tightly during loud gatherings, you already know that emotional regulation is not just a developmental skill; it’s a daily survival skill for families. In Indian households, we often hear: “Itna sa baat hai, ro kyun rahe ho?” or “Chup raho, sab dekh rahe hain.” But emotions don’t switch off because adults want them to. Children