Our occupational therapists use focused activity to promote self-help, fine motor, and written communication skills, and daily tasks required for success in school, such as writing, painting, playing with toys, and cutting with scissors. Our occupational therapist may adapt, design, and fabricate equipment so the student can better function while at school, whether in the classroom, lunchroom, or restroom. Our therapists use direct and indirect services, as well as assistive technology and environmental modifications, in collaboration with parents, teachers, and other educational staff to help improve a student’s chance of reaching their full potential.