FOR PARENTS β€’ OT PRACTICE

FOR PARENTS

Clear answers for everyday concerns

Start with what you notice at home. Find developmental guidance, practical OT strategies, screenings, and next stepsβ€”without pressure or jargon.

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Where should I start?

Choose a concern and explore the seven parent-friendly topic hubs.

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Developmental screenings

Use educational questionnaires to organize observations and decide what to discuss with a professional.

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What is pediatric OT?

Learn what happens in an evaluation and how OT supports participation in real routines.

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OT glossary

Read plain-language explanations of therapy and development terms.

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Practice at home

Find guides, printables, courses, and interactive books designed by a pediatric OT.

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Talk with Ruslana

Share the daily activity that concerns you and request an introductory consultation.

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Online information and screenings are educational, not diagnostic. If concerns affect playing, dressing, eating, preschool participation, or relationships, consider discussing them with your pediatrician or a pediatric occupational therapist.