Speech & Language Therapy
Help your child understand others and express themselves, with words, gestures, pictures or devices.
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Occupational Therapy
Building skills for everyday life
Occupational therapy helps children take part in daily life. That includes getting dressed, learning in class and playing with friends.
Focus areas
Skills we help your child build
Self-care and independence
Toileting, feeding, grooming, dressing and managing belongings.
Fine motor skills
Hand strength, pencil grip and handwriting.
Gross motor skills
Balance, coordination and motor planning.
Sensory processing
Responding calmly to sounds, textures and movement.
Attention and regulation
Managing emotions, focus and energy levels.
Play and executive function
Play skills, planning and organising tasks.
How it works
Simple, structured and built around your child
Assess
We look at your child's motor, sensory and self-care skills.
Practise
Sessions use play and real tasks your child enjoys.
Carry over
We show you how to practise at home and in school.
Questions parents ask
Good to know
What does an occupational therapist do for children?
They help children build the skills they need for daily activities, learning and play.
How do I know if my child needs occupational therapy?
Common signs include difficulty with dressing, handwriting or coordination, or strong reactions to noise, touch or movement. An assessment will give you a clear answer.
Can sessions take place at home or school?
Yes. Sessions can happen at our centre, in your home or at your child's school.
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