Best Occupation Therapy For Children In Kerala
Occupational Therapy For Kids In Kerala
We understand that every child learns and grows in their own way. Our occupational therapy for children is designed to help kids become more confident and independent in everyday activities like sitting, writing, eating, dressing, playing, and socializing.
Our experienced therapists gently assess your child’s strengths and challenges, then create a personalized therapy plan. Whether it’s improving coordination, posture, hand skills, or using adaptive tools, we make learning practical and fun.
We also guide parents with simple techniques to support their child at home and school, ensuring progress continues beyond therapy sessions.
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy is all about helping people, including children, do these everyday activities with more ease, confidence, and independence. That’s why occupational therapists are sometimes described as “people who help people do the things they need and want to do each day.”
The scope of occupational therapy is wide. We can support children at school, guide families at home, or even work in hospitals and community spaces.
One important part of occupational therapy is understanding that every child is unique. What a child needs depends on their culture, environment, and family values. A skill that’s important in one family or community may look different in another. Occupational therapists respect these differences and adapt therapy to suit your child’s world.
Who Needs Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy is a healthcare service that supports people of all ages who find it hard to manage their daily activities. For children, this means helping them become more independent, confident, and active in everyday life.
Your child may benefit from occupational therapy if they have difficulties with:
- Daily self-care – such as eating, dressing, bathing, or toileting.
- School activities – writing, sitting still, using scissors, or paying attention in class.
- Play and social skills – making friends, sharing, or joining group activities.
- Movement and coordination – like balance, posture, or using both hands together.
- Emotional regulation – handling frustration, big emotions, or coping with changes.
Occupational therapy is not just for children with physical challenges. It also supports kids with developmental delays, learning differences, or emotional difficulties.
Services
AIMS provides comprehensive therapeutic and educational support through a multidisciplinary approach, promoting independent living and overall development for individuals with diverse needs and challenges.
Our Therapists
Ardra TR
(Occupational Therapist (Bachelor In Occupational Therapy (BOT)& OPT Level 1)
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Our Approach
we know that every child is unique, which is why our occupational therapy is never “one-size-fits-all.” We use different therapy approaches to match your child’s needs, making sure they feel supported and motivated every step of the way. Our goal is always to help children build skills, grow in confidence, and enjoy daily life.
Thank you for being a part of the AIMS family. Together, we are shaping brighter futures — one child at a time.
- Email: md@aimscdc.in
Our Approach
we know that every child is unique, which is why our occupational therapy is never “one-size-fits-all.” We use different therapy approaches to match your child’s needs, making sure they feel supported and motivated every step of the way. Our goal is always to help children build skills, grow in confidence, and enjoy daily life.
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How do i know if my child needs occupational therapy ?
Your child needs occupational therapy if you notice problems in their development, like sitting, crawling, and walking, issues with social interactions, and not interested in plays and other activities.
When Does a Child Need Occupational Therapy?
A child may need OT if they:
Find it hard to do everyday tasks like dressing, feeding, or using school tools.
Struggle with writing, holding a pencil, or using scissors.
Have trouble with balance, coordination, or playing with others.
React too strongly (or too little) to sounds, touch, or textures.
Show delays in developmental milestones compared to kids their age.
Why would a child need occupational therapy?
Because it helps them:
Build independence in daily activities.
Improve fine motor and gross motor skills.
Handle sensory challenges more comfortably.
Gain confidence in school, play, and social life.
Does my child need occupational therapy?
You should consider OT if you notice your child struggling more than other kids with self-care, school skills, or social interaction. The best way to know for sure is to get an evaluation from a pediatric occupational therapist.
How can occupational therapy help my child?
OT can help by:
Making daily routines (eating, dressing, writing) easier.
Strengthening hands, balance, and coordination.
Teaching ways to stay calm, focused, and confident.
Supporting school readiness and smoother social interaction.
