Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Pediatric Occupational Therapy helps children develop the skills they need to participate more independently and confidently in everyday life. We support fine motor and visual motor skills, self-care, sensory processing, attention, regulation, play and school participation. Through practical, playful and individualized therapy, we consider the whole child and the activities that matter most, helping build meaningful skills and giving families strategies that support greater independence at home, school and in the community.
Why families come to us
- Handwriting or pencil grip struggles
- Difficulty with buttons, zippers, cutlery or dressing
- Sensory sensitivities to sounds, touch or clothing
- Fine motor delays - scissors, blocks, small toys
- Trouble with attention, focus or emotional regulation
- School readiness concerns raised by teachers
Signs your child may benefit
- Avoids or melts down during everyday tasks
- Struggles to keep up with handwriting at school
- Seems overwhelmed by busy or noisy environments
- Clumsy with small objects compared to peers
- Needs far more help with self-care than expected for their age
- Big reactions to small changes in routine
What to expect at an evaluation
No pressure, no jargon - just a relaxed first visit focused on your child.
We listen first
We chat about your child's daily routines, strengths and the tasks that feel tricky right now.
We play and assess
Through games and hands-on activities, we explore fine motor, sensory and self-care skills.
We plan together
You'll get practical strategies for home and school, plus a therapy plan if it's needed.