Would a child qualify for disabilty benefits if he gets speech and occupational therapy?

Yes, a child may qualify for disability benefits if they receive speech and occupational therapy, but it depends on the severity of their condition and how it impacts their daily functioning. The Social Security Administration (SSA) evaluates children based on specific criteria related to their impairments, including how these issues affect their ability to perform age-appropriate activities. Documentation from healthcare providers detailing the child's conditions and the need for therapy will also be crucial in the application process.