Occupational Therapy
Our OTs help young people achieve the goals that are important to them. Some of the goals that we may work on include.
Building relationships
Addressing emotions such as anxiety and anger
Organising and managing homework and school-related tasks
Home tasks such as meal preparation, organising personal spaces and domestic tasks
Accessing public transport and road safety
Budgeting and money management
School attendance and engagement
Navigating sensory environments and experiences
Completing the morning routine and self-care tasks
Working towards obtaining a learner permit
In addition to sessions our OTs also provide the following services:
Functional Capacity Assessments
Sensory Assessments
Handwriting Assessments for year 12 Special Exam Arrangements
NDIS progress reports
Supporting letters for NDIS, schools and workplaces
Our Occupational Therapy services support neurodivergent young people to navigate everyday life with greater confidence and independence. We focus on building practical skills for daily routines, managing emotions, and understanding sensory needs. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, we tailor support to each individual, adjusting environments, breaking down tasks, and creating strategies that actually work in real life. Our therapists take a neuro-affirming approach that recognises and respecting each young person’s unique way of thinking, learning, and experiencing the world