When most people think about hand-eye coordination they think of catching a ball or hitting a target. While these skills do require good hand-eye coordination they are far from the only activities that strong hand-eye coordination skills are critical for. Hand-eye coordination and visual motor skills are crucial for your [...]

Play is often called a child’s “work” and for good reason. Through play, children explore their world, build relationships, develop skills, and learn to participate in everyday life. Play is one of the most natural and meaningful wats children learn. At Agaya our multidisciplinary team utilizes play intentionally to support [...]

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Attention‑Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): An Evidence‑Based Approach to Support and Skill Development Attention‑Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that interfere with daily functioning. While ADHD is often associated with medication and educational accommodations, behavioral interventions—particularly Applied [...]

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific, evidence‑based discipline focused on understanding behavior and how it is influenced by the environment. Rooted in learning theory, ABA has become one of the most researched and effective approaches for supporting individuals with developmental, behavioral, and learning differences—particularly those on the autism spectrum. [...]

When we talk about child development, we often focus on movement, play, language or behavior. But there is a skill just as important that many parents don’t hear about: executive functioning.  These are the skills that help a child plan, focus, follow steps, control impulses, manage emotions, and adapt when [...]

What are Life Skills?   Life skills are often referred to as independent living skills or daily living skills. Basic life skills include self-care activities, communicating with others, cooking, money management, shopping, keeping a room clean and organised and so on. These skills are learned over time, beginning at home at [...]

What Is Sensory Processing? Sensory processing is the brain’s ability to receive, organize, and respond to sensory input. Examples include: Feeling the floor while walking Tolerating clothing or food textures Focusing in noisy environments Adjusting movement to catch a ball or ride a scooter When sensory processing works well, children [...]

Handwriting is more than forming letters — it’s a complex skill that requires fine motor control, visual-motor coordination, posture, and sustained attention. While many children develop handwriting naturally, others may face handwriting difficulties that affect school performance, confidence, and motivation. Early support from a pediatric occupational therapist (OT) can significantly [...]

Psychomotor therapy helps children connect their body, mind, and emotions. Through play and movement, children learn how to use their body with confidence, express themselves, and develop attention, coordination, and self-regulation. It supports every child’s growth (emotionally, socially, physically and cognitively) by strengthening the foundation between how they move, feel [...]