Discover how occupational therapy addresses the full spectrum of ADHD challenges—from executive function to sensory processing—through personalized interventions that transform a child's daily functioning beyond traditional approaches.
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ADHD is primarily a disorder of performance rather than knowledge. Kids often know what they should do—they just struggle with the execution, and occupational therapy bridges that gap between knowing and doing.
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Occupational therapy treatment of a child with adhd.
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