Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Supporting children to build the everyday skills, routines and confidence they need at home, at school, and out in the world — through play-based, practical therapy.
Practical support, tailored to your family.
You might be here because…
Handwriting is a constant struggle, or your child avoids writing tasks altogether.
Getting dressed, showering or eating meals turns into a daily battle.
Transitions between activities cause meltdowns or shutdowns.
Your child finds it hard to make or keep friends at school.
Certain textures, clothing tags, or food consistencies cause real distress.
Teachers have raised concerns about participation or coping in the classroom.
Practical, everyday goals — not just a checklist.
Fine motor & handwriting
Pencil grip, letter formation, scissor skills and the hand strength behind them.
Daily routines & self-care
Dressing, toileting, mealtimes and the morning and bedtime routines around them.
School participation
Sitting, attending, following instructions and coping with the classroom environment.
Emotional regulation foundations
Early strategies for recognising and managing big feelings.
Play & social skills
Turn-taking, sharing, and the social skills that build friendships.
Sensory regulation
Understanding sensory needs that affect focus, comfort and behaviour.
About this service
We typically work with children from around 5 years old, though this varies — get in touch if your child is younger and you have concerns.
Yes, if that's the right setting for your child's goals. We regularly work directly with teachers and school staff.
It varies by child and goal, but most families start noticing small, practical changes within the first few months.