Ulnar neuropathy may result from compression, trauma or repetitive movements. It causes tingling, pain and hand weakness. Diagnosis relies on clinical tests and electromyography. Treatment may be conservative or surgical.
Screens should be introduced gradually, avoiding their use in the early years and later limiting them to short, high-quality and shared content. Clear rules, no screens before bedtime or during meals, and plenty of interaction help support healthy development.
Occupational Therapy supports children with SLD by improving handwriting, organisation, posture and independence. Through practical strategies and adapted tools, it helps reduce school-related fatigue, improve attention and promote confidence and participation in daily life.
COTiD is a home-based Occupational Therapy programme for people with dementia and caregivers, promoting autonomy, participation, and quality of life through personalised strategies, meaningful activities, and caregiver support in everyday life.
Speech and language therapists, psychomotor therapists and occupational therapists have distinct yet complementary roles in child development. They work together to support communication, movement, independence and overall wellbeing through integrated, play-based interventions.
Fine motor skills in children involve coordinated hand and finger movements, essential for independence and learning. They develop gradually from 0 to 14 years through stages. It is important to respect individual timing and intervene if difficulties arise.
Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the median nerve is compressed at the wrist due to tendon inflammation or reduced space. Risk factors include pregnancy, diabetes, hypothyroidism and repetitive movements.
ABC Movement 2 is a standardised test for ages 3–16 assessing manual dexterity, aiming/catching and balance through tasks and checklists. It supports screening, goal setting and monitoring interventions, integrated with history, observations and family input.
Cubital tunnel syndrome causes elbow pain, tingling, and numbness in the ring and little fingers. Discover its causes, main symptoms, and the role of occupational therapy in reducing nerve compression and improving hand and arm function.
Therapeutic groups in pediatric occupational therapy are an approach that helps children develop cognitive, motor, and social skills in a safe group setting. The goal is to enhance independence and active participation.
