Helping everyday activities become more manageable.
Paediatric occupational therapy is about participation. We work with children, teenagers and families to understand what gets in the way of everyday activities, and build the skills, environments and routines that make those activities more manageable.
Areas of focus
Occupational therapy supports children and young people to take part more fully in the everyday activities that matter to them — at home, at school and in the community.
- Sensory processing
- Emotional regulation
- Fine motor skills
- Gross motor development
- Handwriting
- Self-care
- Daily routines
- Executive functioning
- School participation
- Play
- Independence
What OT can look like
- Direct sessions with the child
- Environmental changes at home or school
- Parent coaching and strategy development
- School consultation and collaboration
- Home programmes and practical strategies
- Skill development through meaningful activity
Support is shaped around the individual. Not every person needs every element — we work out together what’s useful for this person, in this context.
Enquiries open
Fictional demonstration data — shown for illustration only.
Clinicians in this team
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help work out the next step.
You don’t need to know which discipline you need before contacting us. Our intake team can help identify the most appropriate starting point.