Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapists work with children who have difficulty with activities of daily living, including:

• Self-care (e.g. toileting, dressing, feeding)
• Sensory issues (e.g. around hair-brushing, loud noises, textures, food sensitivities)
• Motor skills – fine motor (e.g. using a pencil or scissors) or gross motor (e.g. running and climbing) and postural control (e.g. sitting at a table to complete a task)
• Attention – starting, finishing and sustaining attention to tasks