Daily Living Skills

Daily Living Skills Therapy for Children (Ages 2–10)

We offer Daily Living Skills therapy to help young children build important self-care and independence skills through fun, supportive, and structured activities. Using evidence-based ABA techniques, we break tasks into small, achievable steps and encourage positive behaviors to help kids learn and grow. Whether it’s putting on their shoes, brushing their teeth, or helping clean up toys, our goal is to give children the tools they need to feel confident and capable in everyday routines.

This therapy is designed specifically for children ages 2–10 who need extra support in learning basic life skills. It’s especially helpful for children with autism, developmental delays, or other challenges that make daily routines more difficult. From learning how to wash hands properly to practicing how to ask for help, our team creates personalized plans that fit each child’s unique needs and developmental level.

Our sessions use engaging methods like modeling, visual supports, hands-on practice, and lots of praise to make learning meaningful and fun. Beyond teaching practical skills, we focus on building self-confidence, reducing frustration, and helping kids become more independent at home, at school, and in their community. By supporting these foundational skills early on, we empower children to take pride in what they can do and set them up for greater success as they grow.