Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Occupational Therapy services, assessments, NDIS funding, and getting started.
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy is a clinical profession that helps individuals in the daily activities they love. OT focus on improving fine motor skills, sensory processing, and emotional regulation through evidence-based practice.
Is therapy more than just sessions?
Absolutely. Our approach is family-centered and long-term. We provide education and support to families, ensuring that you have the tools to continue supporting your child's growth at home and in school.
How often should my child attend therapy?
Frequency depends on the goals and progress. We typically recommend weekly or fortnightly sessions to monitor development and adjust the plan as needed. We work closely with your support coordinator or school to ensure consistency.
How does OT support real-life participation?
OT work holistically to address the whole person. By focusing on functional capacity assessments, we ensure that therapy is tailored to your specific environment and goals, helping you thrive in school and community settings.
What types of assessments do you do?
We conduct comprehensive functional capacity assessments to understand your participant's current abilities. This helps us design a personalized plan that is both safe and effective for your child's unique needs.