Occupational therapy (OT) helps children do the everyday things that make up childhood — dressing, eating, playing, handwriting, and managing a body in a busy world. For autistic children, OT often focuses heavily on sensory needs, which can be at the root of a lot of daily struggle.
A few grounding points:
This page explains what OT involves, how it works in Sioux Falls, and how to find a provider. For the bigger picture of how OT fits with other supports, see our therapy options guide.
Dedicated pediatric therapy site at 405 W. 69th Street in Sioux Falls offering occupational therapy along with physical therapy, speech therapy and rehabilitation, all set up for children. Open weekdays 8am to 5pm.
Visit siteSioux Falls clinic offering occupational therapy, speech therapy, therapeutic groups and daycare consultations for children from birth to 18.
Visit siteSioux Falls practice providing occupational, physical and speech therapy using a sensory-based, DIRFloortime approach. Worth a look if you want a relationship-based alternative to a hospital program.
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