Sidra Medicine offers occupational therapy services for children aged 4 to 12 with disabilities, focusing on developing functional daily living skills and supporting sensory integration. Areas of support include toilet training, sleep routines, selective eating, and sensory processing challenges such as noise sensitivity or sensory-seeking behaviors. This therapy supports children’s development while helping ease challenges faced by parents and caregivers.

Sessions are structured and tailored to each child’s individual functional goals. A typical plan includes two to six one-hour sessions scheduled every one to two weeks. This personalized approach ensures that interventions target priority needs and build practical skills that enhance daily functioning at home, at school, and within the community.

Families can contact Sidra Medicine to arrange an initial consultation and learn more about how occupational therapy can support their child’s development and independence in everyday activities.