Occupational Therapy That Understands Your Child

Supporting children and young people (0–25 years) to build regulation, skills, and confidence for everyday life. Purpose-built sensory gym · ASI®-informed therapy · collaborative care.

This is what occupational therapy should feel like

Therapy that meets your child where they are

We focus on understanding why things feel hard — not just the behaviour itself. Every service is tailored to the individual child.

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Assessments

We conduct robust assessments to understand exactly where your child’s challenges stem from, so we can specifically address these through therapy.

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Ongoing Therapy

Play underpins everything we do. While your child thinks they’re simply playing, they’re improving on and learning new skills.

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Group Programs

Helping your child develop important social and life skills while participating in activities with peers in a supportive, structured environment.

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Therapy Assistant Programs

Structured programs designed and supervised by Occupational Therapists to support consistency, repition and skill carryover.

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Functional Capacity

Comprehensive assessments supporting NDIS planning, school transitions, and funding applications with detailed, evidence-based reports.

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Collaborative Support & Consultation

Practical, strengths-based collaboration with families, educators, schools, and support teams to help children participate more confidently in everyday life.

Something feels harder than it should be

You may have been told:

"They'll grow out of it."

But you’re seeing the day-to-day reality. And you’re right to trust that. Early, targeted support can make a meaningful difference.

Our work integrates:

The CFDC Foundations Framework

Our work is guided by a structured approach that ensures therapy targets the underlying systems that support regulation, engagement, and skill development.

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Positive Environment

We create a safe, predictable, and engaging environment where children feel secure enough to explore, take risks, and participate. When children feel safe, their nervous system is more available for learning.

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Authentic Relationships

Strong, trusting relationships are central to development. Using DIR® Floortime principles, we follow the child’s lead while providing the right level of support and challenge.

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Central Nervous System

We focus on how the nervous system processes and responds to sensory input. Through Ayres Sensory Integration® (ASI), we support children to better interpret and respond to sensory information.

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Emotional Regulation

We support children to develop the ability to understand, manage, and respond to their emotions through a combination of sensory, relational, and cognitive strategies tailored to each child.

You don't need to figure this out alone

Book a free 15-minute consultation and we’ll guide you on what to do next.