Occupational Therapy Services
Little steps towards everyday independence
Every child has their own strengths, interests and challenges. At Little Things, I provide individualised paediatric Occupational therapy to help children develop skills, build confidence and participate more comfortably in everyday life.
Whether your child needs support with handwriting, fine motor skills, sensory regulation or everyday activities, we’ll work together to understand their needs and identify practical ways to help them at home and school.
Services
Handwriting support package- £550
Initial assessment (parent/ carer discussion)
Relevant and appropriate assessments
Four 45-minute individualised intervention sessions
Written report with recommendations, advice and strategies for home and school
Motor and Functional skills package- £710
Initial assessment (parent/carer discussion)
Relevant assessment of motor or functional skills
Six 45-minute individualised intervention sessions
Written report with practical strategies, recommendations and advice for home and school
Sensory package- £375
Initial assessment (parent/carer discussion)
Assessment focussed on the concerns discussed
written report with findings and recommendations and practical next steps for home and school
Two follow up telephone calls to review progress on implemented strategies and an opportunity to ask any questions.
Standalone assessment and report- £225
Initial assessment (parent/carer discussion)
relevant assessment focussed on the concerns discussed
Written report with findings, recommendations and practical next steps for home and school.
Four standalone sessions (only to be booked at the end of a package where more sessions is appropriate)- £300
Support where it Matters Most
Little Things provides paediatric occupational Therapy through home and school visits across Newcastle, Gateshead and south Tyneside.
By working with children in their everyday environments, I aim to understand the activities, routines and challenges that matter most to them and their families.
Support is tailored to each child’s individual needs, with practical strategies designed to help them participate in the activities that are meaningful to them.
