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Occupational Therapy (OT) supports health and wellbeing by enabling people to participate in their chosen activities of day to day life

For children this can vary from playing and exploring toys as a baby or toddler, to taking part in school activities, accessing the environment or curriculum, and developing the confidence and skills required for transition to adulthood. If your child is having difficulty in their daily activities, then an OT can help analyse what may be hindering your child’s success and development.
Expert Guidance

We provide assessment and support for:

Gross motor skills

e.g. coordination, ball skills, balance and posture

Fine motor skills

e.g. scissor skills and dexterity

Early play skills

Self-care

e.g. toileting, dressing, sleep, feeding and cutlery skills

Handwriting & pre-writing skills

Planning & organisational skills

Sensory processing & attention

My Children's Occupational Therapy
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Watch an NHS
occupational therapist explain what
occupational therapy involves, who can benefit and the different types of help that are available.