What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy is a client-centered allied health profession that addresses all the things we need, and want to do in our daily lives.

Occupational Therapists work with people of all ages, from newborns through to aged care with a focus on enabling individuals, families and communities to participate in activities they find meaningful. Occupational therapists assist people to maximise their functional independence, safety & quality of life through assessment, therapy, equipment prescription, and environmental modifications.

Paediatrics


- Fine & gross motor skills
- Self-care skills
- Emotional & sensory regulation
- Play & social skills
- Visual perceptual skills

Aged Care

- Functional daily tasks assessments & retraining
- Equipment trials and prescription
- Falls prevention & energy conservation
- Cognitive & memory assessment & retraining

Home Modifications

- Environmental assessments
- Recommendations for equipment &/or modifications to increase independence and safety

School Services

- Teacher education & capacity building
- Group programs
- Environmental assessments
- Individual assessment & therapy
- Attention & concentration

NDIS Pre-Planning

- Comprehensive functional assessment and report to provide supporting evidence when applying to the NDIS

Pre-Employment Functional Assessments

Contact us

Please contact us if you have any questions or would like to discuss any of our services further.

Phone number
0419 948 540

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"Occupational Therapy - where science, creativity & compassion collide"
- Jessica Kensky