Sensory Processing

Our therapists help to develop a child’s automatic and appropriate response to sensations, to enable improved social participation and allowing them to complete day to day activities.

Visual Processing

Our therapists help to develop what children see and understand and respond in an effective manner when exposed to certain stimuli.

Our Occupational Therapists can teach children appropriate ways to express their emotions, understand social cues, and interact with others effectively.

Our Occupational Therapists assist children to participate in play and may help through use of play in therapy, social stories, role plays and observations of your child in their different environments.

Occupational therapists can also assist parents to learn how to play with their children.

Play is important to a child’s development, encouraging creativity, social skills, and problem-solving abilities. Occupational therapists specialise in helping children engage in play by addressing barriers or challenges they may face.

Our therapists address functional tasks through a focus on gross and fine motor skills to help enhance children’s skills in potty training and can even incorporate this into a game.

Occupational therapy focuses on building social skills and promoting school readiness. Therapists work with children to develop social skills, emotional regulation, and behavioural skills, helping children to navigate social situations, form meaningful relationships, and succeed academically.

Our Speech therapists help with Fine Motor Skills , for example:

• Gripping and releasing objects

• Hand writing

• Tying Shoe Laces

• Doing up buttons and Zippers

Occupational therapy is vital in supporting children in developing self-care skills, like feeding, dressing, washing, bathing, and toileting.

our Occupational Therapists help address unique challenges and offer techniques to promote independence and confidence in daily life.