Occupational therapy is a person-centered health profession that improves health and well-being through meaningful and purposeful activities. The general aim of occupational therapy is to support people to participate actively and independently in daily life activities.

After applying a number of tests to individuals with sensory problems, occupational therapists determine the sensory problems of individuals with clinical evaluations and in this regard, the therapy program is determined with a wide evaluation by analyzing the information received from other specialties and the information received from the family.

Areas of study ;

1. Children with Attention Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder and Learning Disabilities

2. Autism Spectrum Disorders (Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Asperger Syndrome)

3. Cerebral Palsy

4. Developmental Delays

5. Hearing, Language and Speech Disorders

6. Developmental Delays Due to Premature Birth

7. Genetic Disorders/Chromosomal Anomalies

8. Eating / Nutrition Disorder