Occupational therapy

Occupational therapy can support children, adolescents and adults who are experiencing difficulties with everyday activities, participation, development, independence or adapting to changes in their abilities. 

An occupational therapist looks at how a person's abilities, environment and everyday activities interact, then provides practical strategies and support to help them participate in the things they need or want to do. 

Not necessarily. Occupational therapy can address specific functional concerns even when a formal diagnosis has not been established. Your OT can discuss your child's individual needs during an initial consultation. 

This depends on the reason for referral. An assessment may involve observing activities, discussing everyday challenges, completing standardised assessments or gathering information from parents, carers, teachers or other professionals. 

Yes. Occupational therapists can assess sensory needs and provide strategies to help individuals participate more comfortably in everyday environments and activities. 

Our occupational therapy services are generally accessed through a referral. If you've been referred to our occupational therapist, our team can help you understand the next steps and arrange your appointment. Fill in the form below so we can assist you. 

If you do not have a referral but have questions regarding our Occupational Therapy services, please also fill the form below and we will contact you as soon as we can.