Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy at Al Maali Medical Center helps children and adults take part more fully in everyday activities — from play and learning to self-care and daily routines. Our therapists assess each person and build a practical plan around their goals.

Who this service is for

• Children with difficulties in motor skills, coordination or handwriting
• Children and adults working on daily-living and self-care skills
• People with sensory-processing differences
• Individuals with developmental, physical or neurological conditions
• Families who want guidance to support skills at home

What happens at your first appointment

Your first visit is an assessment. The therapist talks with you — and, for a child, with the parent or carer — observes how everyday tasks are managed, and may use standardised or activity-based tools. Together you set goals and receive initial recommendations. An assessment on its own is not a diagnosis and does not guarantee a particular outcome.

Our approach

Therapy is individualised, practical and evidence-informed. Sessions build skills through meaningful activities and often include strategies you can use at home or school. Progress is reviewed regularly and the plan is adjusted with you.

This page is general information and does not replace personal medical advice. Services are provided subject to the center’s licences.