Common questions for occupational therapists
In children with cancer, occupational therapists often see a number of common questions for support.
How can a child with cancer (re)start going to school?
How can reduced energy or fatigue be managed?
How can a child independently perform self-care activities, such as using the toilet and getting dressed?
How can ataxia be managed?
How can reduced hand function be addressed?
How can a child with cancer sit or lie comfortably and safely?
What can be done about sleep problems?
How can sensory overstimulation be managed?
How can a child play or game?
How can an assistive device or aid to support the child be arranged?