Occupational Therapy
Everyday skills & independence
Helps your child take part in the everyday "occupations" of childhood — dressing, eating, holding a pencil, playing, joining in — with more ease and confidence. We build on what your child can already do, in a sensory-rich, child-led space.
Who it's for: difficulty with fine-motor tasks, coordination, attention, self-care, or the sensory world getting in the way of daily life.
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Physical Therapy
Strength, balance & movement
Supports the big movements — sitting, crawling, walking, running, balance, strength, posture — the gross-motor base for everything else. We build strength through movement children actually enjoy: games, not drills.
Who it's for: delayed motor milestones, low or high muscle tone, coordination difficulties, or conditions such as cerebral palsy.
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Primitive Reflex Therapy
Settling the foundations
When newborn reflexes linger longer than they should, they can quietly interfere with balance, coordination, handwriting, attention, and regulation. Gentle, repetitive movement helps the nervous system integrate them so smoother skills can develop.
Who it's for: ongoing difficulty with coordination, posture, handwriting, focus, or self-regulation that hasn't shifted with practice alone.
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Sensory Profiling
Understanding your child's sensory world
A structured assessment that maps exactly how your child takes in and responds to sensory information — so support is built around your child, not a generic template. Often, what looks like "difficult behaviour" is really a sensory need.
Who it's for: children who seem over- or under-sensitive to everyday sensations, or who seek or avoid particular kinds of input.
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Movement & Sports Therapy
Regulation and confidence through play
Structured, playful physical activity used therapeutically to build coordination, strength, body awareness, confidence, and connection. Movement is one of the most natural regulators there is — and for many children, this is where it clicks.
Who it's for: children who regulate well through movement, or who could grow in confidence and social connection through shared activity.
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