Clinical Excellence
Assessment and practical support for children and young people experiencing sensory, emotional, motor or functional difficulties that affect their participation in everyday life. Our occupational therapists work with each child, their family and, where appropriate, their school to develop personalised strategies that support regulation, participation and independence.
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30 min consultation
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Service Introduction
Everyday activities can become challenging when a child experiences difficulties with sensory processing, emotional regulation, attention, movement, organisation or daily routines.
Our occupational therapists consider how the child's abilities, environment and individual needs affect their participation at home, at school and in the wider community. This helps identify practical strategies and appropriate areas of support.
Occupational Therapy Assessment
Assessment may include clinical observations, structured activities, standardised assessment tools and information from parents, caregivers or schools.
Explore AssessmentsOccupational Therapy Interventions
Following assessment, an individual plan may be developed to address the child's identified needs. Support may include:
The recommended approach will depend on the child's assessment findings, needs and agreed objectives.
Areas of Everyday Support
Occupational therapy can support children with personal care, mealtime routines, handwriting, classroom activities and completing everyday tasks. It may also help with attention, sensory processing, emotional and physical regulation, managing transitions, play and developing age-appropriate independence.
Not every child will require support in each area. Recommendations will be based on their individual presentation and priorities.
Conditions We Support
Our occupational therapy service may support children and young people experiencing:
Experiencing one or more of these difficulties does not automatically indicate a diagnosis or mean that ongoing occupational therapy will be required.
View Conditions We TreatHome and School Support
Children use their skills across different settings, so occupational therapy may include recommendations for home and school. With appropriate consent, this may involve:
Parent and caregiver guidance
Personalised strategies for daily routines
Classroom and environmental recommendations
Adaptations to support participation and regulation
Consultation with relevant school professionals
Strategies to help children apply skills across different environments
Occupational Therapy
Psychiatry
Mental Health
Speech
Education
Psychology
Multidisciplinary Care
Sensory and functional difficulties may be connected to a child's mental health, communication, development or educational needs. Where appropriate, our occupational therapists work collaboratively with Hiba by Anthalora's wider multidisciplinary team, which may include:
This coordinated approach allows the team to consider different aspects of the child's development and everyday functioning within one care plan.
Discover Our Clinical PathwayThe Clinical Pathway
Every family receives a clear and structured journey, from the first referral through to personalised intervention and ongoing progress reviews.
A family, GP or school gets in touch. We listen carefully and gently open the door to support.
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If your child is experiencing sensory, motor or functional difficulties that affect everyday life, our team can help you understand the available options.
