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Occupational therapy (or OT) helps with physical, sensory, or cognitive needs. People who receive occupational therapy often need help with fine motor skills.

Fine motor skills include getting dressed, opening jars, or eating with a spoon. Some children have to build strength and coordination to do these skills. Occupational therapy sometimes helps when children 

A diagnosis of autism is not required for a child to receive occupational therapy. A doctor may have to write a prescription for your child to start occupational therapy.