Activities of daily living - Self care, dressing, grooming, toilet training, sleep management, adaptive equipment training

Instrumental activities of daily living - Meal preparations, household chores

Pre-vocational skills - School readiness, caring for pets, coin sorting and counting money

Play skills - Sharing, taking turns, creativity

Gross motor skills - Coordination, balance, strength

Fine motor skills - Handwriting, scissors, typing

Emotional regulation - Calming strategies, problem solving, maintaining attention

Mental health and wellness - Stress management, social skills, coping skills

Mobility - Assistive device fittings, walking, running

Neuromuscular function - Coordination, motor movement, lifting, grasping

Range of motion - Maintain joint flexibility and other functional abilities like reaching overhead or climbing stairs

Postural control - Body alignment, stability, balance

Pain management - Exercise programs targeting specific pain areas and education to improve well-being

Muscle strength - Strength training can help recover strength, prevent injuries, and enhance overall physical function

Prosthetics and orthotics

Oral motor and feeding - Picky eating, aversions, gagging, choking, abnormal suck/swallow

Articulation - Problems making sounds and forming particular speech sounds properly (e.g. they may lisp, so that s sounds like th)

Voice and fluency - Stuttering, cluttering, inaudible or silent fixations, inability to initiate sounds

Sequencing - Arranging information, language, and actions in the correct order

Cognition - Reduced awareness and ability to initiate and effectively communicate needs

Pragmatics - Language use and social aspects of communication

Syntax (Grammar) and Semantics (Vocabulary)