Occupational Therapy
Growing skills, building independence
Occupational therapy supports children in taking part confidently and independently in everyday activities, at home, at school and in the community. Sessions are shaped around each child's abilities and developmental goals.
Suitable for children with difficulty in
- •Fine motor skills such as writing, drawing or using utensils
- •Gross motor skills, coordination or balance
- •Self-care such as dressing, feeding or grooming
- •Sensory processing, or feeling easily overwhelmed
- •Attention, focus and staying engaged
- •Handwriting, pencil control and classroom tasks
- •Independence in daily routines
- •Motor planning and coordination
Therapy features
- •Child-centred approach
- •Individualised goals
- •Play-based therapy
- •Functional, practical learning
- •Sensory-informed approach
- •Family-centred support
- •Progress monitoring