<strong>Occupational therapy helps autistic children navigate the everyday world — from sensory overwhelm to shoelaces.</strong> An occupational therapist in Wilmington can support motor skills, self-care, and sensory needs in ways that make daily life feel more manageable for the whole family. This page explains what OT covers and where to find it in New Castle County.
Occupational therapy at Nemours Children's Hospital in Wilmington, including work on fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sensory processing for autistic children.
Visit siteWilmington clinic focused on sensory integration through occupational therapy, alongside DIR/Floortime, speech therapy, and parent training. Works with children and adults with sensory processing differences, autism, and ADHD.
Visit siteProvides occupational and speech therapy to children and adults across Delaware, with a focus on independence in everyday tasks.
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