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.

Occupational Therapy in Phnom Penh

In Phnom Penh, families of children with developmental delays, sensory processing challenges, and physical or cognitive limitations are increasingly turning to occupational therapy as a key part of early intervention and long-term support. The image you see represents [Read More]

Bright Progress Through Individual Support: Helping Young Minds Thrive in Phnom Penh Schools

Every child has a unique way of seeing the world, learning new things, and connecting with others. For many students in Phnom Penh, early intervention and individual support can make a life-changing difference—especially when learning challenges, attention difficulties, [Read More]

Building Bright Futures: How Creative Play Supports Growing Minds in Phnom Penh Schools

Children are natural learners. From their first steps to their first sentences, their development is a beautiful and complex journey shaped by their environment, guidance, and interactions. In Phnom Penh, where access to inclusive early education is expanding, [Read More]

Does Your Child Avoid Certain Foods or Textures? Occupational Therapy Can Help

Mealtimes can be a joyful family experience—but for some children, they become a source of stress and anxiety. If your child in Phnom Penh avoids certain foods, gags at certain textures, or eats only a limited variety of [Read More]

How Occupational Therapy Can Help Children Who Struggle with Writing

For many children in Phnom Penh and beyond, writing is more than just putting words on paper. It involves complex motor, sensory, and cognitive skills that must work together smoothly. When any of these areas are challenged, children [Read More]

The Occupational Therapy Toolkit: Must-Have Tools to Support Your Child at Home

Supporting your child’s development doesn’t stop at the therapy center—it continues at home, where everyday moments become opportunities for growth. For families in Phnom Penh, building an occupational therapy (OT) toolkit at home can empower children with special [Read More]

Creating a Sensory-Friendly Home for Your Child with Special Needs

For children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, or other developmental conditions, the home environment can greatly impact their comfort and well-being. In Phnom Penh, many parents are learning how small changes can make a big difference. At [Read More]

How Occupational Therapy Helps Children Develop Independence

Every parent dreams of seeing their child grow into a confident, self-reliant individual. For some children, especially those with developmental delays, autism, ADHD, or motor coordination challenges, gaining independence takes extra support. In Phnom Penh, families are turning [Read More]

Why Occupational Therapy Is a Game Changer for Children with Autism

Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) experience the world in unique ways. While they may face challenges with communication, social skills, and sensory processing, they also possess incredible potential. In Phnom Penh, many families are discovering how occupational [Read More]

Is Your Child Clumsy or Struggling with Daily Tasks? It Could Be a Sign of Something More

Every child trips, spills, and fumbles from time to time. But if your child in Phnom Penh seems especially clumsy, struggles with tasks like dressing, or avoids playground activities, it could be more than just a phase. At [Read More]

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