An occupational therapist or OT can help a child with ADHD improve their: Organization skills Physical coordination Ability to manage everyday tasks – such as organizing their backpack, taking a shower, or making their bed They can also help children to control their energy levels, hyperactivity, etc. Occupational therapists typically hold a master’s degree and are licensed to practice in their state. An Occupational Therapist might work in a clinic, private practice, or hospital, and some OTs work at schools.