Fine motor skills & school readiness
Drawing, using scissors, managing pencils and getting ready for school routines.
For children & families
The Kindy OT offers mobile occupational therapy for young children and their families, supporting participation in the places where everyday life happens.
Mobile OT visits: Home · School · Kindy & daycare · Community
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A little about your therapist
Hi, I'm Julia — an Ahpra-registered occupational therapist with a passion for helping children build confidence, develop meaningful skills and participate fully in the activities that matter to them.
My approach to occupational therapy is shaped by both my professional experience and personal journey.
Everyday skills, meaningful progress
Every child is different. Occupational therapy can help children participate more confidently in activities that matter to them and their families.
Drawing, using scissors, managing pencils and getting ready for school routines.
Balance, movement, body coordination and confidence joining in active play.
Understanding sensory needs and developing practical strategies for everyday routines.
Building confidence with lunchboxes, utensils and participation in mealtime routines.
Supporting toileting routines, dressing and growing independence with self-care.
Exploring practical routines and environmental strategies to support settling and rest.
Supporting engagement in play, peer activities and shared experiences.
Building skills and confidence in the daily activities that matter to each child and family.

Learning through doing
From grasping and manipulating small objects to drawing, dressing and classroom activities, playful experiences can build the skills children use throughout their day.
Our approach
Occupational therapy supports children to take part in the everyday activities that matter to them. At The Kindy OT, this means meeting children where they are, building on their strengths and working alongside families to make daily life a little easier.

We start by understanding your child’s strengths, interests, routines and the activities your family would like support with.
Playful, meaningful activities help us explore skills and build confidence in ways that feel engaging and appropriate for your child.
Our focus is on practical strategies that can support participation at home, in early learning settings and in the community.
The specific approach and next steps are discussed with each family based on their individual circumstances and service availability.
Supporting everyday independence
Everyday activities such as managing buttons, getting dressed and participating in family routines can be meaningful opportunities to grow independence. We focus on practical skills that matter to each child and family.

Tell us how to reach you and the general type of support you’re interested in. Please don't include diagnoses, reports or other sensitive health details.
Prefer to write directly? Email [email protected]
We understand that finding the right support for your child is an important decision. If you’d prefer to speak with us before booking, simply complete the enquiry form or email [email protected], and we’ll be happy to arrange an initial phone conversation.
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