Occupational Therapy

Building Skills for Everyday Life

Our Occupational Therapy service supports children to develop the skills they need to participate confidently and independently in everyday activities at school, at home and in the community.

Independence

Participation

Confidence

Wellbeing

How We Can Help

We provide individualised, evidence-based support to help children overcome challenges and build the skills they need to thrive.

Fine Motor Skills

Developing control and coordination for writing, cutting, using tools and manipulating small objects.

Gross Motor Skills

Improving balance, coordination, strength and body awareness for movement and play.

Self-Care Skills

Supporting independence with dressing, toileting, handwashing, eating and personal routines.

Sensory Integration

Helping children to understand and manage sensory information for improved focus and regulation.

Posture & Seating

Assessing and supporting optimal posture and ergonomic seating for learning and participation.

Environmental Support

Adapting environments and tasks to promote access, safety and independence.

Sensory Integration

We use sensory rich activities and specialist equipment to help children process and respond to sensory information.

This can help with:

Why Occupational Therapy?

Our Approach

We take a child-centred, strengths-based approach that is practical, engaging and meaningful.

Our therapists work closely with children, families and schools to set goals, create strategies and celebrate progress every step of the way.

Empowering children to do the things that help them shine.

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Examples of Activities

Core Strength

Building strength and stability for better control and posture.

Balance & Coordination

Improving balance, timing and body awareness.

Motor Planning

Developing planning and sequencing skills for everyday tasks.

Sensory Exploration

Supporting sensory processing and body regulation.

Fine Motor Skills

Strengthening hand control and hand-eye coordination.

Body Awareness

Understanding how the body moves and feels.