Speech Therapy Consultation
Speech and language goals that grow stronger alongside OT support.
What this service entails
Occupational therapy builds the everyday skills that make communication and learning possible: sitting and attending, using hands for writing and play, tolerating sounds and textures, and managing routines like dressing and eating. In your consultation, the therapist screens sensory and motor patterns and explains which activities will help most.
Ongoing sessions use guided play and real household tasks, so the therapy fits naturally into your child's day — and parents learn exactly how to support each skill between sessions.
What's Included
Sensory & motor screening
Structured observation of attention, coordination, hand function and sensory responses.
Goal-based activity plan
Weekly activities built around your child's routines, school needs and interests.
Parent coaching
Simple strategies for mealtimes, homework, outings and bedtime that reinforce every session.
Who It Helps
- Children with sensory sensitivities affecting speech, eating or behaviour
- Delays in fine motor skills, handwriting or self-care routines
- Attention and sitting-tolerance difficulties that slow down speech progress
- School-readiness skills for preschoolers entering formal classrooms
Common Questions
Yes. Research shows parent-mediated OT delivered over video works as well as in-clinic sessions, because the real practice happens in your home with your things. The therapist demonstrates, you do it together with your child, and you get feedback in real time.
No. Your therapist designs activities around ordinary household objects — cushions, buckets, crayons, kitchen items. If anything specific would help, you will get a short, inexpensive list.
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Regulation and routine strategies that complement sensory work.
Build everyday skills with confidence
Book a free consultation — an occupational therapist will map the way forward.
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