Our Services

Occupational Therapy

How can an Occupational Therapist help my child?

Occupational therapists support children to engage and participate in day-to-day activities (occupations) including play, learning, dressing, toileting, eating, sleeping and movement. These occupations are essential to a child’s development to encourage independence and build confidence and purpose in their lives.

Key Support Areas

Regulation & sensory differences

Sensory needs, emotional regulation and coping with everyday environments and routines.

Everyday independence

Dressing, toileting, mealtimes, personal care and daily routines.

Fine motor & handwriting

Hand strength, coordination, drawing, writing, cutting, utensils and fastenings.

Movement & coordination

Balance, strength, body awareness and gross motor skills.

Play & participation

Play skills, confidence, engagement and participation at home, school and in the community.

Attention & executive functioning

Attention, planning, organisation, transitions, problem-solving and completing everyday tasks.

OUR SERVICES

A Look Inside PEACHES

A young girl and an adult woman sitting on a white couch, reading a colorful children's book together. The girl has brown hair and is wearing a pink T-shirt, while the woman has long blonde hair and is wearing a light blue T-shirt. They are in a room
A woman and a young girl playing with colorful sand art bottles at a wooden table in a bright room.
Two women and a child playing a stacking game with colorful blocks, a large yellow octopus plush toy in the background, and a box of building blocks on a table.
A young girl with long brown hair and a pink shirt is gently petting a cream-colored dog, possibly a Labrador Retriever, with floppy ears and a black nose, inside a room with soft lighting.
A woman and a young boy are playing a board game together on the floor of a classroom or playroom, surrounded by educational posters and toys.
A young boy sitting inside a white outdoor egg-shaped chair, smiling and laughing, while a woman, likely his mother, holds his hand. The scene is outdoors with a gray brick wall and green grass visible in the background.
A young girl with dark hair and a white shirt plays with pink modeling clay at a table in a classroom or activity room.

Contact us if you would like more information about how an Occupational Therapist may be able to support your child.

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