Does your child have difficulties with their occupations?
Self care
Dressing
Showering
Feeding
BrushingTeeth
Toileting
Sleep
Time Management
leisure/ play
Developmental Milestones
Pretend Play
Sensory Integration
Motor Planning
Auditory Processing
Gross Motor
Bilateral Integration
Fine Motor
Problem Solving
productivity
Recognising Letters
Handwriting
Attention to Instructions
Attention
Memory
Regulation
Organisation
Visual Motor/
Percection
Social
Social Skills
Emotion Regulation
Verbal & Non-verbal
Sharing
Cooperation
Group Plan
Whole body listening
Self-Esteem
Mental Health
Our Occupational Therapists will work together with you to support your child develop skills to participate in the childhood occupations (ie meaningful activities) they want and need to do.
Some Approaches
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Sensory Integration
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Routines Based Intervention
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Early Denver Start Model
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Occupational participation & practice in life skills
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Social Skills Training / Social Thinking
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
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Cognitive Orientation to Daily Occupational
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Performance Approach (CO-OP)
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Collaborative Problem Solving
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DIR, Floor Time
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Learn to Play Therapy
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Therapeutic Listening Program
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Alert Program
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Executive Functioning Skills training
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Goal Directed Training
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Motor Imagery
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Therapeutic Handwriting Practice
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Handwriting Without Tears
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Sensory strategies
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Visual and Haptic Perceptual Training
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Self management, self esteem and coping
Home-based Therapy
Home-based OT
At your home
Home-based occupational therapy involves the therapist travelling to your home and completing the therapy session in the child’s most familiar environment. Research supports home-based intervention as an effective method for supporting positive change. The therapist will bring everything that is needed for the session. Parent or caregiver involvement increases and it is easier for the child to continue practicing the skills acquired in between sessions.