Is occupational therapy most effective in a clinical environment?

My son receives OT at home and in clinic, and his OT is recommending we change to a clinic only program for increased effectiveness. I see OT type needs (fine and gross motor skills, self-help) that can be done at home (ie teaching to cut or draw or write can be done anywhere?)...where some of the swinging, jumping, etc. is great at the gym. The thinking being pitched is that more gym time will lead to progress in the fine/gross motor skills. What… read more

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A MyAutismTeam Member said:

Ik tereus loved the occupational but hated the speech therapy for the social aspect he'd get a huge attitude with her but loved the occupational part bc… read more

posted 6 months ago  

hug useful?