Therapy that helps childrengrow

Children learn through play. We use this to strengthen motor skills, perception and concentration and involve parents and teachers along the way.

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About this service

What is pediatric therapy?

Pediatric occupational therapy supports children whose development in movement, perception, attention or behavior needs extra help. We work playfully and always with the whole family in mind.

Who is it for?

  • Delays in fine and gross motor skills
  • Difficulties with handwriting and concentration
  • Sensory processing difficulties
  • Developmental conditions such as ADHD or autism

How we work

  1. Playful assessment and a conversation with parents
  2. Exercises for coordination, balance and fine motor skills
  3. Training attention, planning and self-organization
  4. Advice for home, kindergarten and school

Methods we use

FAQ

Questions aboutPediatric therapy

Have another question? Give us a call or send us a message, we are happy to help.

From what age can children come?

We work with children from about two years of age through to their teens.

Are parents present during sessions?

Often, yes. Especially at the beginning your presence helps your child feel safe, and we can show you exercises for home.

How do we know therapy is working?

We set clear goals together and review them regularly, for example tying shoelaces or writing more fluently.

Do you talk to the school?

With your consent we gladly exchange information with teachers and educators.

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Getting started

Ready for your first step?

Book an initial consultation. Together we find out which treatment suits you and your everyday life.