OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Occupational Therapy helps people of all ages participate in the activities (or "occupations") that are meaningful to them.

Occupational Therapists work with individuals who are experiencing physical, cognitive, or developmental challenges to develop, recover, or maintain the skills needed for daily living and working. Through personalised assessment and intervention, Occupational Therapists help clients overcome barriers and adapt to limitations, enabling them to engage more fully in essential tasks, from self-care routines and work responsibilities to leisure activities and social participation.

We offer a full range of Occupational Therapy services:

    • Developmental milestone assessment and support

    • Sensory processing challenges affecting play and daily routines

    • Fine and gross motor skill development

    • Self-feeding skills and management of food sensitivities

    • Sleep routine establishment

    • Parent/caregiver education and coaching

    • Early intervention for developmental delays

    • Tummy time and positioning strategies

    • Play-based therapy to develop foundational skills

    • Handwriting and fine motor skill development

    • Sensory integration therapy

    • Visual perception and visual motor skills

    • Self-care skills (dressing, grooming, toileting)

    • Emotional regulation strategies

    • Attention and focus challenges

    • School readiness and classroom participation

    • Adaptive equipment for learning and play

    • Motor planning and coordination

    • Mealtime strategies for selective eaters

    • Home Modifications

    • Executive functioning skills (organisation, time management)

    • Emotional regulation and stress management

    • Social skill development

    • Life skills for independence (cooking, money management)

    • Handwriting or keyboarding proficiency

    • Transition planning for adulthood

    • Driving readiness assessment

    • Adaptive technology for academic success

    • Sensory strategies for complex environments

    • Vocational interest exploration and skill development

    • Home Modifications

    • Recovery from injury or surgery

    • Chronic pain management strategies

    • Workplace ergonomics and injury prevention

    • Adaptive equipment for independence

    • Energy conservation techniques

    • Stress management and emotional regulation

    • Home modification recommendations

    • Daily routine establishment for mental health

    • Return-to-work planning and support

    • Cognitive rehabilitation following neurological events

    • Fall prevention assessment and intervention

    • Home safety evaluation and modifications

    • Adaptive equipment for aging in place

    • Energy conservation and joint protection techniques

    • Cognitive strategies for memory and daily functioning

    • Vision compensation strategies

    • Caregiver training and support

    • Meaningful activity engagement despite limitations

    • Management of age-related conditions (Arthritis, Parkinson's)

    • Assistive technology for maintaining independence