Occupational therapy
Occupational therapy (OT) addresses the question ‘Why does this child have difficulties managing his/her daily activities, and what can we do to make it possible for him/her to manage things better so that it has a positive impact on their health and general well-being?’. Our primary goal is to assist children participate in everyday activities.
Our Occupational therapists provide:-
- assessments;
- individual therapy at school, at home and/or in our clinics;
- group therapy – ‘Wonderful Writers’ (Handwriting), ‘Little Hands’ (fine motor skills and pre-writing skills), ’Mover and Shakers’ (physiotherapy and occupational therapy), and ‘School Starters’ (speech and language therapy and occupational therapy school readinesss);
- parent and teacher training, talks and advice;
- home and school programmes; and,
- medico legal assessment reports.
Children learn best by doing so our therapy sessions are fun and meaningful and provide multi-disciplinary practice skills through a range of different activities such as:
- Visual fine motor skills – cutting, colouring, drawing, threading, puzzles, etc.
- Sensory motor skills– posture, balance, throwing and catching, etc.
- Self-care skills – dressing and undressing, using cutlery, etc.
- Handwriting
- Planning and organisational skills
The London Children’s Practice Paediatric Occupational therapists work tirelessly to assist and help children succeed in performing their self-care and school/play activities.
For further information or to arrange an appointment please telephone
London Children's Practice on +44 (0) 207 467 9520 or
email clinic@londonchildrenspractice.com