Occupational Therapy in Broadmeadow

Addressing Developmental Challenges in Children

At Newcastle Paediatric Occupational Therapy, we are dedicated to helping families in Broadmeadow by offering tailored services to address developmental challenges in children. Our services are designed to assist with motor coordination, sensory processing, and social engagement, helping children work toward achieving essential developmental milestones.

We offer comprehensive assessments to identify each child’s strengths and areas for growth, forming the foundation for personalised therapy plans. Additionally, our therapy sessions incorporate interactive activities designed to address specific developmental needs, promote steady progress, and aim to build confidence. We also offer Parents and caregivers practical tools and guidance to help create a positive, nurturing environment that supports their child’s growth and development.

Take the next step in supporting your child’s developmental journey—call us today on (02) 4940 6507 to schedule a consultation.

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Our Services

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Assessments

Serving Broadmedow and beyond, we offer assessments that focus on identifying developmental needs like motor skills, sensory processing, and social engagement. These evaluations provide valuable insights into strengths and challenges, forming the basis for tailored strategies that support steady progress.

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Therapy Services

Assisting families in Broadmeadow, we tailor our therapy services to address sensory regulation, motor coordination, and self-care skills. Our engaging activities are designed to promote progress, build confidence, and support children as they work toward achieving important developmental milestones.

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Parent & Caregiver Support

We offer families in Broadmeadow access to practical strategies to support their child’s growth. These tools include guidance on fostering independence, managing daily routines, and aiming to create a nurturing home environment that aligns with each child’s unique developmental needs.

Collaborative, Tailored Support

Tailored Therapy Sessions

Our therapy sessions focus on providing tools for sensory regulation, motor coordination, and developmental needs. Our individualised strategies aim to foster confidence and steady progress toward key milestones.

Comprehensive Assessments

Our assessments provide detailed evaluations, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement. These form the foundation for tailored developmental plans.

Parent and Caregiver Support

Our team provides actionable guidance for parents and caregivers to foster independence, manage routines, and create nurturing home environments.

Focus on School Readiness

Our offered support includes developing self-care skills and fostering independence for educational success.

Collaboration with Families

We work with families to integrate practical strategies into daily routines, encouraging consistent progress.

Welcoming Environment

Our supportive and nurturing approach creates a safe space for children to grow confidently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service in Broadmeadow?

We offer services to families in Broadmeadow and nearby locations, such as Hamilton, New Lambton, Adamstown, and Lambton. Contact us on (02) 4940 6507 to confirm if we service your specific suburb.
How can parents support occupational therapy at home?

Parents play a key role in reinforcing occupational therapy strategies at home. They can incorporate activities like sensory play, fine motor exercises, and structured routines into daily life. Following recommendations from an occupational therapist, parents can use visual schedules, calming techniques, and adaptive tools to create a supportive environment that encourages progress outside of therapy sessions.
At what age can a child start occupational therapy?

Occupational therapy can begin at any age if a developmental delay or challenge is identified, including infancy. Early intervention is often most effective because it supports children during critical developmental stages. Therapy is tailored to match the child’s age and needs, helping them achieve important milestones such as crawling, grasping objects, or engaging with their environment.