Occupational Therapy in Sunbury

Our occupational therapists use a strengths-based approach to assessing, designing goals, and implementing interventions to support your child and your family. Our therapy is predominantly play-based which makes sense to us because play is the main occupation of childhood.

As occupational therapists we are trained at looking at the supports and barriers to a person’s engagement and participation including thinking about:
the person’s skills and abilities, strengths and motivations,
the environments they are involved in, and,
the activities they are needing and wanting to do.

Interventions may include:
Discussions and suggestions for strategies that will help your child develop the skills they need,
Working with your child to develop the confidence to try new things,
Support to adapt activities so that your child is able to do them, and,
Support to adapt environments so that your child can do their very best.

What intervention may look like:
Parent-child sessions,
Parent sessions for occupational performance coaching, and/or,
Team discussion with educators, speech pathologist, music therapy, psychologists etc