Pediatric Occupational Therapy in East Idaho

Pediatric occupational therapy helps children develop the skills they need for everyday life. This includes fine motor skills, sensory processing, coordination, and independence with daily activities. If your child struggles with things like handwriting, attention, feeding, or self-care tasks, occupational therapy can help.

We provide pediatric occupational therapy for children in Rexburg, Rigby, Ashton, Island Park, and West Yellowstone.

Common Occupational Therapy Concerns We Help With

Sensory Processing Challenges

• • Overreacting or underreacting to sounds, textures, or movement. Learn More >>

Fine Motor Delays

• • Difficulty with handwriting, cutting, or using small objects. Learn More >>

Feeding Therapy

• • Trouble chewing, swallowing, or limited food variety. Learn More >>

Self-Care Skills

• • Difficulty with dressing, brushing teeth, or toileting. Learn More >>

Emotional Regulation

• • Trouble managing frustration, transitions, or big emotions. Learn More >>

Attention & Focus

• • Difficulty staying on task, following directions, or completing activities. Learn More >>

Visual Motor & Coordination

• • Trouble with hand-eye coordination, copying shapes, or spatial awareness. Learn More >>

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Concerned about your child’s attention, sensory processing, or daily living skills? Learn how OT can help >>

Not sure what your child needs? A simple screening can help you get answers and a clear next step.

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