About Us
What is Occupational Therapy
What is Occupational Therapy
What is Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy helps people of all ages participate in everyday life activities. Through the therapeutic use of occupations (meaningful activities) and consideration of the physical, sensory, cognitive, emotional and environmental factors, occupational therapy encourages independence and enables people to live life to the fullest,
Occupational therapy helps people of all ages participate in everyday life activities. Through the therapeutic use of occupations (meaningful activities) and consideration of the physical, sensory, cognitive, emotional and environmental factors, occupational therapy encourages independence and enables people to live life to the fullest, focussing on preventing delays and or living better with injury, illness or disability.
Paediatric occupational therapists provide support to infants, toddlers, children and youth, as well as to their families in a variety of settings
Paediatric occupational therapists focus on helping children develop the skills they need to grow into high functioning, independent adults.
Paediatric OT helps kids overcoming barriers and gain independence in daily activities – selfcare, play and school. It also boosts their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment.
Paediatric occupational therapists have a unique opportunity to make an impact that will last the entirety of the child's live.
What we do
What is Occupational Therapy
What is Occupational Therapy
We work on assisting children reaching their goals and engaging in activities that they want to do - such as play, need to do - such as self care and are expected to do - such as school.
Assessment:
Interview - The first consultation consists of a parent interview. This interview is done in order to gain insight into your child's backgroun
We work on assisting children reaching their goals and engaging in activities that they want to do - such as play, need to do - such as self care and are expected to do - such as school.
Assessment:
Interview - The first consultation consists of a parent interview. This interview is done in order to gain insight into your child's background and reason for referral.
Comprehensive Assessment - An assessment is done in order to gather information regarding your child and identify the underlying cause of the difficulties they are facing.
Feedback - During the feedback session the therapist will discuss the assessment findings and recommendations. Parents will also receive an assessment report.
Therapy:
Therapy sessions are based on each child and families specific needs. We offer individual and group sessions.
Sessions range from 30 - 45 minutes. Sessions are usually held once or twice a week.
A home program is given in order to ensure that carry over of skills happen.
Who can benefit
What is Occupational Therapy
Who can benefit
Children presenting with difficulties in the following areas can benefit from Occupational Therapist:
- Gross motor skills
- Fine motor skills
- Visual perceptual skills
- Concentration and Attention
- School readiness
- Learning difficulties at school: writing, reading, spelling & maths.
- Study skills
- Older children having difficulties with pre-vocational sk
Children presenting with difficulties in the following areas can benefit from Occupational Therapist:
- Gross motor skills
- Fine motor skills
- Visual perceptual skills
- Concentration and Attention
- School readiness
- Learning difficulties at school: writing, reading, spelling & maths.
- Study skills
- Older children having difficulties with pre-vocational skills such as organization, time management, conflict management.
Occupational Therapy not only promotes development but encourages the achievement of success thus improving a child's participation and general well-being.
