Paediatric Occupational Therapy

Our paediatric occupational therapists can support young people’s participation across various settings, including:

• School
  (e.g. writing, reading, fine motor skills, learning, attention)

• Home tasks
  (e.g. fitting in with family life, jobs, homework, getting self ready)

• Play
  (e.g. imaginative play, social interaction, gross motor skills)

• Self-care
  (e.g. bathing, dressing, eating, cutlery use, organising self)

• Work
  (preparing a young person to be able to engage in the workplace)

We achieve extraordinary outcomes for young people through a combination of interventions including skill development, education, collaboration and environmental modification.

How Bright Door’s paediatric OTs can help:

We will work closely with you and your child, and collaborate with other allied health professionals, specialists and education teams.

We use evidenced-based practice and a client-centred approach and will support your child to achieve outcomes in a range of daily activities including:

• Self-care
  (e.g., brushing teeth, dressing, eating, grooming)

• Toileting

• Meal preparation

• Community access

• Life skills

• Money management

• Social skills

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