Everyday skills, built through play.
Occupational therapy helps children do the things that fill their day: write, dress, eat, play and cope with busy places.
Is occupational therapy right for your child?
- Children whose handwriting is slow, messy or tiring
- Children who are clumsy, avoid climbing or find sports hard
- Children who are very sensitive (or not sensitive enough) to noise, touch, taste or movement
- Children who find dressing, buttons, shoelaces or using cutlery hard
- Children who are easily overwhelmed or find it hard to settle
Five skill areas
Fine motor skills
Grip, cutting, drawing, handwriting.
Gross motor skills
Balance, coordination, posture.
Sensory processing
Helping the body and brain handle input calmly.
Self-care
Dressing, feeding, toileting, routines.
Play and attention
Staying with a task, turn-taking.
How it works
We start with an assessment, set goals with you, and work through play, movement and practice. Our therapy gym supports this work with climbing, balance and crawling activities. We give you a home plan and we share strategies with the school.
Learning through play
Everyday skills, built through play, movement and practice, at your child’s pace.
Not sure where to start?
Talk to us for 20 minutes. It’s free, there is no obligation, and you will leave knowing what the next step could be.
Or call / WhatsApp +92 325 7588303