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The early bird ot
Occupational therapy assessment and parent/education consultation for children aged 0-6 in Stamford, Lincolnshire and the surrounding towns and villages.
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Occupational therapy looks at the everyday things your child needs and wants to do, and what might be making those things harder, and how we can support their development.
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My goal is to provide a detailed occupational therapy assessment that helps you understand why everyday activities may be hard for your child - whether that's linked to their development, sensory processing, attention, coordination or the way they approach the world around them.
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From there, I'll provide practical recommendations and a home/education programme that fits into every day life.
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Because I know how overwhelming it can feel to be handed another long list of things you're supposed to be doing.
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The aim isn't to change who your child is. It's to understand what they need, reduce unnecessary barriers and give you realistic ways to support their development and independence.
What The Early Bird OT Can Help With
Daily Routines
Everyday activities can feel much difficult when a child is managing sensory differences, attention difficulties, motor challenges or developmental delays.
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Assessment may look at routines such as dressing, mealtimes, toileting, sleep and transitions, with practical recommendations to make them more manageable for your child and you.
Play & Development
Play gives us a huge amount of information about how a child moves, learns, communicates, explores and engages with the world around them.
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I may look at motor skills, attention, sensory processing, coordination, hand skills and play development to better understand where your child may need support.
Participation & Independence
Some children need more support to take part in everyday life in ways that work for them.
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Assessment can help identify what may be getting in the way at home or in education, with recommendations designed to support participation, confidence and growing independence.