Our university-trained Occupational Therapists (OTs) based in Townsville use playful, strengths-based therapy that helps children feel capable, confident, and in control. We also help families understand their child’s needs and put strategies in place that make a real difference at home and school.
Our OTs will work with you to understand your child’s strengths and goals, and create a individualised therapy plan that builds towards achieving those goals. We review your child’s progress with you regularly and can update and change our goals as often as you need.
We work closely with families, teachers, and other professionals to help your child participate the best way that they can.
Our occupational therapists help children do the things that are important to them in everyday life — from getting dressed and using cutlery to staying calm and focused in the classroom.
Build practical skills like getting dressed, using cutlery, and managing personal care routines, supporting greater independence at home.
Develop strategies for staying calm, managing big emotions, and processing sensory information in a way that feels safe and comfortable.
Improve attention, concentration, and classroom participation so they can engage more confidently in learning and social activities.
We support children with fine and gross motor skills, emotional regulation and sensory processing, handwriting and school skills, self-care and independence, as well as play and attention.
Want to know more about our Occupational Therapy services for kids?
Get in touch with our friendly team based in Townsville to talk about how we can support your child. We’re here to help!
Got questions about our Occupational therapy services or what therapy might look like? Here are some of the most common questions our new clients have:
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Do I need a referral to access your services?
No referral is needed! You can contact us directly to get started. However, if you’re using a Medicare plan (like a Chronic Disease Management Plan), you will need a GP referral.
Do you work with NDIS participants?
Yes — we are a registered NDIS provider and can support NDIA-managed, plan-managed, and self-managed clients.
Do you see children at home, school, or childcare?
Yes! We offer sessions at our clinic as well as in homes, schools, childcare, and community settings — depending on your child’s needs and goals.
How do I get started with services?
It’s simple! Just contact our team, and we’ll walk you through the process. We’ll ask a few questions about your child and match you with the right therapist. You can also join our waitlist if we don’t have immediate availability.
How long are therapy sessions?
It’s simple! Just contact our team, and we’ll walk you through the process. We’ll ask a few questions about your child and match you with the right therapist. You can also join our waitlist if we don’t have immediate availability.
Most sessions are 45–60 minutes depending on your child’s needs and age. Your therapist will recommend a session length that suits your child best.
It’s simple! Just contact our team, and we’ll walk you through the process. We’ll ask a few questions about your child and match you with the right therapist. You can also join our waitlist if we don’t have immediate availability.
How often will my child need therapy?
This varies for each child. Some families attend weekly sessions, others fortnightly or as needed. We’ll work with you to develop a plan that fits your child’s goals and your family’s routine.
Can I sit in on my child’s sessions?
Absolutely. We welcome and encourage parent involvement, especially in early sessions. You’re a key part of your child’s progress.
What if I miss a session?
We understand things happen! Just let us know as early as possible. We have a cancellation policy, which we’ll explain when you book your first session, or you can check out our Policies section.
Do you provide reports or assessments?
Yes — we can provide detailed assessments and written reports for NDIS, schools, kindergartens, or medical providers upon request.
Got questions about our Occupational therapy services or what therapy might look like? Here are some of the most common questions our new clients have:
What does an occupational therapist do?
Occupational therapists help children develop the skills needed for everyday tasks — dressing, handwriting, play, and self-regulation.
When should my child see an OT?
If your child struggles with fine motor skills, attention, sensory sensitivities, or independence at home or school, an OT assessment can help.
Do you offer school visits in Townsville?
Yes — our OTs regularly visit schools, early learning centres, and homes throughout the Townsville region.
What is sensory processing therapy?
Sensory processing therapy helps children understand and respond appropriately to sensory input (touch, sound, movement, etc.).
Do you provide handwriting and school readiness programs?
Yes — we support children in developing pre-writing, writing, and classroom participation skills.
Are OT sessions covered by NDIS or other funding?
Yes — OTs are recognised providers under NDIS, Medicare, and private health.
Can occupational therapy be done by telehealth?
For families outside Townsville, telehealth options are available when appropriate.
How do OTs and speech pathologists work together?
They collaborate to address overall development—communication, motor, play, and self-care—through joint therapy plans.
Do you run therapy groups in Townsville?
Yes — we run holiday intensives and small group programs for motor skills, self-regulation, and school readiness.
What should my child bring to an OT session?
Comfortable clothes, schoolwork samples (if relevant), and any assistive tools your therapist recommends.
