Occupational Therapy

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OrbRom Center’s Occupational Therapy services in Phnom Penh are designed to help children build the skills they need for daily living, learning, and independence. Our licensed therapists work with children facing challenges related to fine motor skills, sensory processing, coordination, and self-care. Using evidence-based interventions, we create personalized therapy plans tailored to each child’s needs. Sessions are engaging, goal-oriented, and often incorporate play-based strategies to enhance participation and development. We also guide families and educators with strategies to support progress at home and in school. Whether your child has autism, ADHD, or developmental delays, we’re here to help them thrive.

Creative Expression for Children with Physical Disabilities: Why Occupational Therapy Matters

Art isn’t just a fun activity—it’s a powerful form of communication and self-expression, especially for children with physical disabilities such as cerebral palsy. Whether they’re painting with a brush, using adaptive tools, or working with a therapist, creative [Read More]

Building Stronger Bonds Through Occupational Therapy Activities at Home

Creating meaningful moments between children and their caregivers is not just emotionally fulfilling—it also plays a vital role in development. This is especially true for children with developmental delays or sensory processing challenges. As shown in this heartfelt [Read More]

Building Balance and Confidence: The Power of Occupational Therapy for Young Learners

In the early years of childhood development, movement and play are more than just fun—they’re essential tools for learning and growth. At OrbRom Center, we recognize the crucial role that occupational therapy plays in helping children develop the [Read More]

Building Social Skills Through Occupational Therapy

Moments like the one in the image—where a young boy generously offers a slice of pizza to his dad—are more than just heartwarming; they highlight an important developmental milestone: social engagement. At OrbRom Center, we know that building [Read More]

Building Social Skills Through Creative Play in Special Education

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Children learn best when they're engaged, and one of the most powerful ways to build essential social and communication skills is through creative play. The image above beautifully captures a moment between two children [Read More]

The Link Between Sensory Processing and Behavior in Children with Autism

Understanding the connection between sensory processing and behavior is essential for parents, teachers, and therapists working with children on the autism spectrum. Sensory challenges can significantly affect how a child experiences the world, communicates, and responds to everyday [Read More]

How Preschool Programs Build Strong Foundations for Special Needs Children

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Preschool is more than just playtime — it’s where children begin building the essential skills they need for life. For children with special needs, a high-quality early learning environment can make a world of [Read More]

Why Early Education Matters for Children with Special Needs

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Early education plays a critical role in shaping how children grow, learn, and interact with the world around them. For children with special needs, high-quality early intervention can make all the difference—supporting their development, [Read More]

The Role of Emotional Regulation in Child Development

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Emotional regulation is the ability to manage one’s feelings and behaviors in different situations—and it’s one of the most important life skills a child can learn. Children who can express themselves calmly, handle frustration, [Read More]

Occupational Therapy in Phnom Penh: Building Fine Motor Skills in Young Children

When a child in Phnom Penh struggles to button their shirt, hold a pencil, or use scissors, it’s more than just a minor delay—it can affect their confidence, independence, and ability to succeed in school. That’s why occupational [Read More]

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