Occupational Therapists help people of every age, who are struggling to accomplish everyday tasks and activities, like sleeping, eating, bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, playing with toys or other children, participating in school, working, getting along with other people, getting around the home and community, and developing attention & concentration, problem solving, and coping skills. Occupational therapists are knowledgeable about stages of development and life transitions as well as how the brain and body interact to safely and successfully perform these everyday tasks. Sensory Integration is a specialized area of Occupational therapy that helps to understand more about how the brain and body process information from inside and around the body and how disruptions in this neurophysiological process can impact development and daily function at school, work or home.