Our Services
A child’s main job is to play and learn. Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children with physical or learning challenges develop important skills for daily activities, play, and school. OT uses fun, meaningful activities to teach new skills while adjusting the environment or tasks to make them easier. We work closely with families to help children become more independent and confident, ensuring they can fully participate in the activities they love.
Our therapists are trained to work with children having challenges with the following diagnosis but not limited to:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Sensory processing disorders
- Gross and fine - motor skills difficulties
- Handwriting difficulties
- Developmental delays
- Cerebral palsy
- Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
Our skilled occupational therapists adopt a developmental approach to target key areas such as physical abilities (fine and gross motor skills), sensory processing and modulation, handwriting, visual motor skills, and self-help abilities. We utilize a variety of therapeutic tools and techniques to help your child reach their goals. We also encourage parents to actively participate in therapy sessions, as they play a vital role in the child’s progress and treatment.
In addition, paediatric occupational therapy can assist your child with:
- Managing sensory challenges
- Participating in play activities
- Navigating their environment
- Overcoming learning barriers to enhance focus
- Practicing social interactions and communication
- Developing independence and achieving success in daily routines, such as brushing teeth or hair