Areas addressed in Occupational Therapy (OT) at Children in Motion:

-	Handwriting skills
-	Fine motor skills
-	Gross motor skills
-	Visual motor skills
-	Visual perceptual skills
-	Strength and endurance
-	Vestibular (movement) registration
-	Proprioceptive (muscle sense) registration
-	Modulating (grading/controlling) the arousal system
-	Sensory defensiveness (over sensitivity to one or more of the senses)
-	Age appropriate social interaction skills including interpretation of words, gestures and physical responses

Children in Motion provides therapy for children with motor and sensory processing difficulties such as:

-	Delayed fine motor skills
-	Delayed gross motor skills
-	Decreased strength and/or endurance
-	Difficulty completing classroom work or homework
-	Difficulty with handwriting
-	Trouble focusing, staying on task
-	Trouble controlling one's arousal system (activity level)
-	Misinterpreting social situations
-	Trouble making and/or keeping friends
-	Delayed visual motor and visual perceptual skills
-	Trouble transitioning from one activity to another
-	Discrepancy between verbal and non-verbal scores on standardized tests