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What does a typical occupational therapy session at Pinnacle Blooms Network involve?

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The structure of an occupational therapy session at Pinnacle Blooms Network can broadly be divided into three parts. We start with warm-up activities to engage your child effectively. This is followed by specialized activities, games and exercises that are carefully curated to develop your child's skills. Finally, we conclude with a wind-down period to normalize the arousal levels. Furthermore, we value a parent's involvement in their child's developmental journey. Hence, regular updates and briefings about your child's progress form a major part of our therapy sessions.

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