Children & Teens
Sensory processing difficulties
Children who seem 'too much' or 'too shut down' are often managing a sensory world that feels unmanageable. Occupational therapy gives them tools and gives parents relief.
- Distress with clothing tags, haircuts or food textures
- Covering ears; avoiding crowded places
- Constant movement, crashing or seeking pressure
- Difficulty settling for sleep or transitions
- Meltdowns after school or busy environments
This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified professional can assess.
- Sensory profile assessment
- Occupational therapy with a home sensory diet
- Classroom strategies shared with teachers
- Parent coaching for transitions and meltdowns
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The disciplines involved
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Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Supporting children and adults to build the everyday skills that make participation, learning and independence possible.
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Paediatric Physiotherapy
Movement-focused therapy for infants and children with developmental, postural or motor concerns.
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You don't have to choose the right professional yourself- we match you after a first conversation.