Occupational Therapy at Spectrum Hearts

Occupational therapy at Spectrum Hearts helps children develop the fine motor, sensory processing, and daily living skills needed for greater independence.

Our occupational therapists create engaging, practical sessions that support dressing, feeding, writing, play, and sensory regulation — integrated with the centre's free multidisciplinary care approach.

What we focus on

  • Fine motor and hand-eye coordination
  • Sensory processing and regulation
  • Daily living skills — dressing, feeding, hygiene
  • Play skills and school readiness
  • Adaptive strategies for home and classroom

Expected outcomes

  • Greater independence in daily activities
  • Improved fine motor control and handwriting readiness
  • Better sensory regulation and participation
  • Families equipped with practical OT strategies at home

Frequently asked questions

Occupational therapy helps children develop skills for daily life — fine motor tasks, sensory processing, self-care, and participation in play and learning.

Our therapists assess sensory processing patterns and introduce strategies and activities that help children regulate and engage more comfortably in daily environments.

Yes. OT sessions can address pre-writing, scissor skills, attention, and classroom participation as part of an individualised plan.

Yes. OT is included in Spectrum Hearts' completely free voucher model.