Occupational therapy.

Support to take part in the everyday things that matter to you, at home, school, work and in the community.

A child threads wooden beads at a low table while an occupational therapist sits alongside.
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AgesChildren
Teens
Adults
WhereBooragoon
Rockingham
Online
Ways to payPrivate
Medicare
NDIS
First stepOne short formGo →

Common reasons people see us.

We are strengths-based and neurodiversity-affirming. We work with you and your family to find what helps you thrive.

Sensory needs

How senses affect your day, and strategies that help.

Regulation

Building on strengths to manage big feelings.

Fine motor skills

Handwriting, daily tasks and dexterity.

Daily living

Independence, routines and moving out of home.

Executive function

Planning, organising and problem-solving.

Self-care

Routines for personal care and health.

School

Strategies and settings that make school easier.

Friendships

Building positive connections with peers.

Community and leisure

Taking part in hobbies, interests and activities.

OT assessments.

Formal assessments

Standardised tools that give a clear picture of specific areas.

Observation

Watching how you manage daily life in real settings.

Your report

Reporting at the level of detail you need.

What to expect.

Please send reports before your first session: the last two school reports, other therapists' reports, referrals and NDIS plans.

1

Intake

Adults meet us themselves. For young people, we meet the main caregivers first.

2

Session one

We build rapport, set goals together, assess and have fun.

3

Ongoing sessions

The number of sessions depends on your needs. We track what changes in daily life.

4

Feedback

Regular feedback. Emails, summary reports and action plans are fee-for-service.

5

Ending

We celebrate progress and plan any referrals or handovers.

Our training.

  • Sensory processing assessment
  • Tuning into Kids and Teens
  • DIRFloortime
  • ACT for ADHD
  • Neurodiversity-affirming goal setting
  • Reframing Autism training
  • Supporting gender-diverse autistic teens
  • Mental health in paediatric practice

Where do I start?

Fill in one short form, or call us. Our care team will help you choose the right person.