We have a variety of service delivery methods available from home visits, school visits, community visits, parent/educator education, telehealth, school holiday intensives and home programs so you can choose what best suits YOUR child's goals.
What do Occupational Therapists support?
Occupational Therapists are health professionals who help people of all ages to do the activities they want, need or are expected to do. For children, this means to be independent, to play and to learn. We do this by working closely with the child's family, teachers and therapists. Here are some of the areas we support...
Self-Care
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Dressing including fastenings
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Self feeding and mealtimes
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Brushing teeth
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Toilet training
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Completing chores
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Supporting sleep
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Personal hygiene
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Life skills
Motor and Cognitive Skills
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Fine motor skills
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Gross motor skills
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Handwriting
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Scissor skills
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Visual motor integration
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Hand eye coordination
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Following routines
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Attention and concentration
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Organisation and planning
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Problem solving skills
Social and Emotional Skills
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Taking turns
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Playing with others
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Emotional regulation
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Sensory processing
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Understanding emotions
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Perspective taking
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Anxiety and stress management