In addition, occupational therapy enables children to participate in activities that are essential for performing routine day-to-day jobs to meet social, physical, and emotional needs. In addition, it includes a series of mental activities, using physical stamina for orientation tasks, locating oneself in one's own environment, and many other therapeutic activities.

OT facilitates children's play and improves their academic performance and their daily tasks. It also boosts their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment. Hence, it is recommended for children (5 to 14 years of age) with cognitive deficits, developmental problems, compromised gross/fine motor skills, socio-economic limitations, etc.