Occupational Therapy
Have you received feedback from your child's teacher saying they have difficulty:
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Writing neatly?
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Maintaining attention?
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Organising their thoughts or written work?
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Establishing and maintaining relationships?
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Regulating their emotional responses to situations?
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Attending to information in class?
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If so, your child may benefit from seeing an Occupational Therapist.
Occupational Therapists support children and their families to navigate barriers that affect a person's physical, social, and emotional needs. At Fremantle Speech Pathology Services, the Occupational Therapists and Speech Pathologists work collaboratively in order to target areas of literacy difficulty in primary and high-school children.
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Other areas Occupational Therapists offer support in include:
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Fine Motor Movement
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Gross Motor Movement
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Emotional Regulation
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Feeding
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Self Care
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Executive Functioning
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Play and Social Skills
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Sensory Regulation
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Freo Speech works closely with ABC Therapy and its Occupational Therapists to provide a wholistic approach to assessment and intervention. If you would like to learn more about OT services, please contact ABC Therapy.
T: (08) 6246 5566
W: abctherapy.com.au
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