Occupational Therapy

 

Occupational Therapy

Ph: 9796 7315   Email: ot@bcrg.org.au
Wednesday - Friday 9.00am to 4.30pm

What is an Occupational Therapist

An Occupational Therapist is a trained professional who can support children to have successful and satisfying experiences in their daily activities, including:

  • Child care or pre-school activities for e.g. playing, drawing, group activities

  • Self-care routines e.g. dressing, feeding, toileting

  • Movement activities e.g. walking, climbing, ball skills, using play equipment

For general information about an occupational therapist's role click the link below

www.ausot.com.au

 Occupational Therapy at BCRG

 

BCRG offers private Occupational Therapy services through the BCRG Kids Clinic and the Helping Children With Autism Panel.   Both individual, multidisciplinary and group programs are available. These services incur a cost to the client.  More details about these services can be accessed by clicking the blue links above or calling our occupational therapists on 9796 7315.

 

 

 

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