Children's Learning Connection - Orange County, CA

Many children who enter our program lack the necessary sensory processing and motor skills to learn from their environment. An occupational therapist’s job is to aid in the development of these sensory and motor skills to help the child become a successful learner.

Our occupational therapists  are fully licensed.

In addition, all OT  staff are given ABA training.

The Role of the Occupational Therapist

The primary role of the occupational therapist is the following:

• Conduct ongoing assessments to determine what sensory processing issues are interfering with learning as well as design programs to address the identified behaviors.
• Request parents to take part in therapy sessions.
• Develop and implement goals and objectives in the areas of fine and gross motor skills, visual motor integration, motor planning, daily living skills, sensory or motor based feeding challenges, and reducing rigidity and increasing flexibility within daily living routines
• Provide written data after each session.
• Collaborate with all other team members.
• Provide appropriate referrals to other professionals in the community