Occupational therapy from the City to the Sea and everywhere in between

Who we are

City to Sea Occupational Therapy offers mobile paediatric occupational therapy in the environment that suits you and your child best. We travel from Brisbane City out to the seaside suburbs of Wynnum and Manly and everywhere in between. We provide strength based, neurodiversity affirming therapy for children in their home, school or wider community.

We collaborate with families, teachers and other health professionals to deliver therapy that will develop your child’s skills, increase their independence and improve their participation, all whilst having a whole lot of fun during the sessions!

Who we support

City to Sea Occupational Therapy is focussed on supporting neurodivergent children and children with developmental delays.

We provide therapy for children experiencing challenges with:

Autism
ADHD
Global Developmental Delay
Dyspraxia
Gross and Fine Motor Delay
Sensory Processing Difficulties

City to Sea Occupational Therapy supports children who are self and plan managed NDIS participants to reach their goals. We also work with privately funded families

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Servicing Brisbane City to the seaside suburbs

(and everywhere in between!)

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What we do

City to Sea Occupational Therapy will help reshape your home environment, tailor routines, and build schedules that foster greater independence for your child.

We take pride in delivering neurodiversity affirming therapy, nurturing the growth of self-advocacy skills that enhance Neurodivergent children's authentic identity and create meaningful experiences both at home, in school and the greater community.

City to Sea Occupational Therapy will collaborate with you and your child to develop goals that are authentic and meaningful.

We will assess how your child functions to gain an understanding of their strengths and challenges. We then provide innovative strategies and resources designed to empower families to better accommodate your child's cognitive and sensory needs, creating an environment conducive to their participation in everyday activities.