Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy builds the motor, sensory and daily-living skills needed to take part fully in everyday life — from holding a pencil to getting dressed without help.
Common reasons
families come to us
Not sure whether this is the right fit? The first assessment will tell you either way.
- Fine and gross motor delay
- Sensory processing difficulties
- Handwriting and pre-writing skills
- Self-care: dressing, feeding, grooming
- Attention and self-regulation
- Developmental coordination disorder
Inside the therapy
Developmental assessment
A structured evaluation of motor skills, sensory profile and daily-living ability that maps exactly where support is needed.
Sensory integration therapy
Purpose-built sensory gym sessions that help the nervous system organise input, so your child stays calm, alert and ready to learn.
Fine motor and handwriting
Targeted activities that strengthen grip, hand-eye coordination and pencil control, then carry over into school work.
Home program coaching
Every block of sessions ends with practical activities that fit into your real routines at home.
Start with an assessment
45 minutes · 18 months – adults