Child Sense Occupational Therapy

Get to know Child Sense Occupational Therapy

From Child Sense Occupational Therapy's website.

• Our approach

  Child Sense uses a family-centred, evidence-based approach to occupational therapy. Sessions are personalised and tailored to each child's unique strengths and developmental goals, supporting them in building confidence, independence, motor skills, sensory regulation, and everyday life skills. The therapy addresses physical, sensory, emotional, social and cognitive capacities needed for daily activities and learning. Sessions include work on areas such as fine and gross motor skills, sensory integration, emotional regulation, school readiness, and social participation in a supportive environment.

• Working with families

  Parents are actively involved in the therapeutic process and can participate in sessions. The team works closely with families to understand each child's needs, thoughtfully answers parent questions, and provides practical strategies to support progress at home. Communication is collaborative, with therapists personalising each session around the child's goals and helping establish new ones. Regular progress reporting is provided, particularly for families with NDIS plans.