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Paediatric Occupational Therapy for children 4-18 years of age
Our OT combines professional expertise with lived experience, delivering neuro-affirming, child centred therapy tailored to each individual’s goals.
At TLC Centre, our Occupational Therapy services empower individuals to participate fully in everyday activities. Through expert guidance and tailored interventions, we help people develop the skills, confidence, and independence they need to thrive in work, school, and daily life.
Occupational Therapy is a client-centred health profession dedicated to supporting well-being through meaningful activities. It focuses on enabling individuals to engage in the occupations they want, need, or are expected to do, enhancing their ability to live fulfilling and independent lives.
Through personalised support, Occupational Therapists work with individuals and communities to strengthen skills, adapt environments, and modify tasks to ensure greater ease in daily functioning. Whether overcoming physical, cognitive, or emotional barriers, tailored interventions help improve mobility, coordination, sensory processing, and overall participation in life’s essential activities.
At TLC Centre, our evidence-based Occupational Therapy services promote independence and well-being. Discover how personalised strategies can empower individuals to navigate life with confidence and ease
We offer a wide range of occupational therapy services tailored to enhance daily living, independence, and functional skills for individuals of all ages. Each service is delivered with compassion, clinical expertise, and a personalised approach.
Our Occupational Therapists help individuals develop the skills they need to engage in daily life with independence and confidence. Whether overcoming physical, cognitive, or sensory challenges, our team provides personalised strategies to foster participation in work, school, and everyday activities.
Monday – Friday: 9am – 5:30pm
Saturday: 8am – 1:30pm
Occupational Therapy (OT) works alongside families to enrich children’s sensorimotor skills, ensuring they can confidently navigate self-care, school tasks, and social interactions within the community.
Our occupational therapist is a paediatric trained occupational therapist, working with children between the ages of 2 and 5 years. Each session is tailored to foster children’s independence, safety and social engagement through enjoyable and sensory-rich activities.
Yes, our occupational therapist works with children to support their sensory processing, motor skills, and emotional regulation, which are essential for success at school. OT can also help with school readiness, handwriting, social skills, and independence.
Yes, we provide occupational therapy services for NDIS-funded clients, (both self- managed and plan- managed) with tailored plans to meet each person’s unique goals and support their daily functioning and independence.
In the initial session, the occupational therapist will assess your or your child’s needs through discussion, observation, and activities. They will then develop personalised therapy plans to address specific challenges and work toward meaningful goals.
Children between 2 and 5 years of age may experience difficulties with:
Fine Motor Skills: Struggling with activities like drawing, writing, or feeding themselves.
Gross Motor Skills: Having trouble with balance, running, or coordination.
Sensory Processing: Overreacting or underreacting to sensory input (e.g., sounds, textures, or lights).
Emotional Regulation: Difficulty managing emotions or handling transitions.
Social Skills: Challenges with making friends, sharing, or interacting with peers.
Self-Care Skills: Issues with dressing, toileting, or eating independently.
Signs that your child might benefit from OT include:
If you notice any of these signs, it may be a good idea to consult with an occupational therapist.
The number of sessions varies based on individual goals and needs. Some people may only need a few sessions, while others benefit from ongoing therapy. Your occupational therapist will suggest an appropriate schedule during your first appointment.
Yes, occupational therapists are skilled in assessing and addressing sensory processing challenges, helping clients develop coping strategies and skills to navigate environments with different sensory demands.
Absolutely. Our occupational therapist collaborates with other healthcare providers, teachers, and family members to ensure a comprehensive approach to each client’s care.
Fill out this intake form to be included in the waiting list:
https://fun-therapy.splose.com/public-form/f8c5a528-70ee-421f-a165-965642453f16
Visit funtherapy.com.au
Or contact Fun Therapy at stephanie@funtherapy.com.au
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