Occupational and Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
The goal for Occupational Therapy is to promote, maintain, and develop the skills needed by students to be functional in a school setting and beyond.
An occupational therapist works to develop skills for handwriting, fine motor skills, and daily living skills.
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Physical Therapy
The Physical Therapists at FFA work with the students to increase participation in daily routines at home, in the community, and at school.
Some activities that a Physical therapists may work on include:
- Improve participation in daily routines at home and school
- Acquire new motor skills
- Develop better coordination and a more stable posture
- Improve reciprocal play skills, such as throwing and catching a ball with another person
- Develop motor imitation skills (seeing another person perform an action and then copying that action)
- Increase fitness and stamina
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