Occupational Therapy

An Occupational Therapist can assess an individual's skills to determine any underlying difficulties which may be impacting on their performance. An Occupational Therapist may assist to develop skills in the following areas: Daily Living Skills, Play and Leisure Skills, Sensory Processing, Fine Motor Skills, Gross Motor Skills, Managing Behaviour, Emotional Regulation, Organisational Skills, Stress and Anxiety.

Different skills are required at different stages of a person’s life. An Occupational Therapist will assess and develop a program based on individual need.

The Occupational Therapist considers how the person’s underlying disability may be impacting on their skills, relationships and interactions with their environment.

• Early Intervention Program Occupational Therapy
• Junior/Primary School Occupational Therapy
• High School Occupational Therapy

Please download the Occupational Therapy brochure here.

Aquatic Therapy

Aquatic Therapy is a 1:1 individualised occupational therapy sesson held in a heated pool, in a community setting. Aquatic Therapy supports participants to develop skills in a range of areas, including but not limited to:
• Gross motor skills;
• Fine motor skills;
• Social skills;
• Community participation;
• Water safety;
• Sensory and emotional regulation;
• Following instructions; and
• Transitioning skills.

To learn more, view the Aquatic Therapy brochure here. 

To register your interest for Aquatic Therapy, please fill out the registration of interest form here.

NDIS support

Please complete the Autism SA – NDIS Request for Services Form today!