• Is your child struggling at school?

• Do they have a hard time remembering things you’ve told or asked him/her to do?

• Do they have difficulty understanding directions?

• Are they clumsy, often tripping and falling?

• Do they struggle to sit still in class and is the teacher concerned regarding their lack of concentration and high activity level?

• Do they struggle to understand the work in class and often need individual attention?

• Are they constantly losing their belongings like lunchbox, cardigan, shoes, books?

• Do they struggle to hold their pencil correctly?

• Do they struggle in learning the correct sounds of letters?

• Do they make letter and number reversals?

• Is doing homework an uphill struggle for both of you?

• Do they avoid all forms of sport and movement or play?

• Are they a very fussy eater?

• Do they find excuses not to go to school?

• Has their teacher expressed concern regarding their scholastic performance?

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If any of these answers is yes, then you may need an Occupational therapist to assess and treat your child.