Service
Occupational Therapy
Building motor skills, sensory regulation and independence in daily life.
Occupational therapy helps children participate in the everyday activities of childhood: dressing, eating, writing, playing and learning. Our OTs address fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, motor planning, visual perception and self-care independence.
Who needs it
- Poor handwriting or pencil grip
- Sensory seeking or sensory avoiding behaviour
- Clumsiness and frequent falls
- Difficulty with dressing, feeding or toileting
What we do
- Swing, climbing and obstacle circuits
- Play dough, beads and tweezer games
- Heavy work and proprioceptive input
- Buttoning, zipping and pouring practice
Frequently asked questions
What is a sensory diet?
A personalised schedule of movement and sensory activities that keeps your child calm, alert and ready to learn through the day.
Is OT only for children with autism?
No. OT supports any child with motor, sensory, handwriting or independence difficulties, including typically developing children.
Book an assessment
Concerned about your child's development?
Book a scientific developmental assessment. Early answers change outcomes.