{"a2de05eb-1437-41e9-bc0a-6f2defdc0d4e":"Occupational therapy addresses important everyday living skills, like getting dressed, bathing, cooking, going to work, or taking care of oneself and one’s home—especially if an illness, injury, disability, or aging makes those tasks harder. Occupational therapy focuses more on “fine motor skills”, which are critically important for independence in daily life and include the small movements we make using the tiny muscles in our hands and fingers. These skills help us do everyday tasks that require precision and coordination, for example, buttoning a shirt, using a smartphone, or opening a can of food."}