Occupational Therapy Services
Paediatric occupational therapists support children to develop the skills needed for everyday life, including play, learning, self-care and participation at home, school and in the community. Therapy focuses on building independence, confidence and wellbeing by addressing physical, sensory, emotional and developmental challenges..
Occupational Therapy Services
Caregiver Coaching and Support
Working with parents and caregivers to understand their child’s needs and develop practical strategies that support everyday routines, development and participation.Individual Therapy Sessions (Capacity Building)
One-to-one sessions that support children to develop skills, confidence and independence in everyday activities.Circle of Security Parenting Program (COSP)
An evidence-based parenting program that helps caregivers better understand their child’s emotional needs and strengthen secure relationships.Therapeutic Use of Art, Yoga and Boxing
Creative and movement-based approaches that support emotional regulation, body awareness, confidence and engagement in therapy.Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA) and Reporting
Comprehensive assessments that help understand your child’s strengths, challenges and support needs in everyday activities. Reports can help guide therapy planning and support access to services, supports or funding (such as the NDIS).Assistive Technology
Assessment and guidance on equipment, tools and environmental adaptations to support children’s independence and participation in everyday activities.
Areas We Support
Sensory Processing
Supporting children to understand their sensory preferences and sensitivities, and develop strategies to help regulate their bodies and participate in everyday activities.Fine Motor Skills
Developing hand skills needed for handwriting, drawing, cutting and other school-based tasks.Gross Motor Skills
Supporting balance, coordination and strength for activities such as running, jumping, playground play and sports.Visual Motor Integration
Developing hand-eye coordination and visual perceptual skills used for reading, writing, drawing and ball skills.Self-Care Skills
Supporting independence with everyday routines such as dressing, grooming, eating, toileting and sleep.Social Skills
Helping children build friendships, communication skills and confidence in social situations.Emotional Regulation
Supporting children to understand their emotions and develop strategies for self-regulation and coping.Cognitive Skills
Developing attention, memory, organisation and problem-solving skills needed for learning and daily tasks.Environmental Modifications
Adapting home, school or community environments to support participation and engagement.Transition Planning
Supporting adolescents and young people as they transition to employment, vocational training and independent living.Energy Conservation
Supporting children to manage fatigue and use their energy effectively throughout the day so they can participate in daily activities.