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Does my child need to see an occupational therapist?
Typical referrals for occupational therapy include:
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Teaching a child to play!
Some children need an extra helping hand to learn the skills to play. Learning how to play assists with all other aspects of development.
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Improving Fine Motor Skills
Drawing, cutting, writing, opening containers, undoing and doing up buttons and zips.
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Sensory processing
Understanding sensory processing, self-regulation and how to adapt your child’s environment or activity.
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Independent self-care skills
Strategies to teach your child how to independently dress, toilet and eat.
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Variety of food
Increasing your child’s tolerance and decrease their distress around food.
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Sleeping difficulties
Understanding sleep challenges and developing sleeping plans.
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Equipment and home modifications
If your child needs specialised equipment or modifications to be completed to their home.
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Read more about referrals and funding.
