In honor of Occuptional Therapy Month, we are re-releasing on episode on occupational therapy.

If your young child has a disability or delay, you may have been referred to Occupational Therapy. But what does occupational therapy mean for a child? In this episode, we’ll talk about all of the ways OT can make a difference for your child. Kim Haynes and Anne Hindrichs of the McMains Child Developmental Center explains how OT can help a child with their most important work - play.

• McMains Child Developmental Center (Baton Rouge, LA)
• What Is Occupational Therapy?
• Sensory Smarts: Find an Occupational Therapist
• Kitchen Conversations: Therapies and accommodations to support young children with disabilities in school (webinar replay)
• One Quick Question: I thought OT was about workplace skills. Why does my child need OT if they don't work? (2-minute video)
• One Quick Question: "Will my young child with special needs need to do therapy forever?" (2-minute video)
• What are some activities for children who have difficulty accepting different foods or textures? (2-minute video)
• How to mix OT into summer fun (2-minute video)
• Am I doing enough? (2-minute video)
• Fellow parents: Let’s talk about mental health

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