Sahar Haghighati Occupational Therapy Clinic
WHO AM I
I have been a pediatric occupational therapist for 11 years, working in a children’s rehabilitation clinic. Over the past 6 years, I have also managed the occupational therapy departments across several clinics. My primary expertise lies in supporting children with autism, developmental delays, sensory integration disorders, and hyperactivity.
What we do
We specialize in providing comprehensive pediatric occupational therapy services designed to enhance children’s developmental outcomes, improve daily living skills, and support family well-being. Our clinic offers individualized treatment plans that integrate the latest evidence-based practices, ensuring each child receives high-quality, culturally inclusive, and accessible care. Whether addressing sensory processing challenges, motor skill development, or school readiness, we provide the expertise and resources needed to empower children to reach their fullest potential and thrive in their daily lives.
Our Approach
I am passionate about working with children who have sensory integration disorders, autism, ADHD, and behavioral issues. These areas have always been my primary focus in therapy and my professional practice.
I believe that family involvement is crucial in the treatment of these conditions. Direct interaction with parents not only enhances the therapeutic process but also fosters a sense of teamwork, as families play an essential role in the child’s development and progress.
Furthermore, I am dedicated to creating individualized treatment plans that cater to each child’s unique needs. My goal is to empower both the child and their family, equipping them with the tools and strategies necessary for success.
I continually seek to expand my knowledge and skills in these areas through ongoing education and collaboration with other professionals in the field.
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What is "Occupational Therapy"
Occupational therapy is a branch of rehabilitation that aims to treat physical, mental, and emotional disorders. It focuses on the treatment of occupations, which refers to a set of activities that a person engages in from morning till night or around the clock, including education, play, work, leisure activities, and even sleep. In summary, any activity that a child or adult engages in purposefully from morning till night is considered an occupation. If any factor prevents a person from engaging in any of these activities, occupational therapy is used alongside other medical and rehabilitative treatments.
What is the goal of "Occupational Therapy"
The goal of occupational therapy is to provide improvement in an individual’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being through specific and general objectives. However, the individual’s return to society, increasing their independence in life, and enhancing their social participation are considered the main goals of occupational therapy. The individual should be able to perform their daily and routine activities without the need for assistance during or after the treatment. In fact, occupational therapy will significantly help in reducing dependency and increasing the individual’s mental and physical independence.
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