At Utage Child Development Centre, our Occupational Assessments help identify how well your child is able to perform everyday tasks needed at home, in school, and in social settings. These evaluations give us a deep understanding of your child’s motor skills, sensory processing, attention, and self-care abilities.
What Are Occupational Assessments?
Occupational assessments are structured evaluations conducted by trained occupational therapists to assess:
Fine motor skills (grasping, writing, using tools)
Gross motor coordination (balance, walking, jumping)
Sensory integration (response to sound, touch, movement)
Self-care skills (dressing, feeding, toileting)
Cognitive abilities like focus, planning, and organization
Social participation and emotional regulation
The goal is to determine areas where your child may need support to function more independently in daily life.
When Should You Consider an Occupational Assessment?
Your child may benefit from an assessment if they:
Struggle with tasks like buttoning clothes, tying laces, or using a spoon
Avoid certain textures, sounds, or environments
Show poor balance, coordination, or frequent falls
Are unable to sit still or concentrate on activities
Have difficulty with handwriting, cutting, or drawing
Seem overwhelmed by routine tasks or transitions
Have been diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, or developmental delay
What to Expect During the Assessment
Our therapists use play-based, age-appropriate tasks to evaluate your child’s:
Physical abilities
Sensory responses
Attention and behavior
Functional performance in daily life
Parents are also consulted to share concerns and observations. A detailed report is provided, followed by a personalized therapy plan if needed.
Why Choose Utage?
At Utage, we believe that early identification leads to early empowerment. Our occupational assessments are done in a supportive, child-friendly setting, helping you understand your child’s needs and unlock their fullest potential.
Little skills make a big difference. Let us help your child succeed in the small tasks that lead to big independence.