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School readiness involves more than letters and numbers. Learn which self-care, movement, communication and routine skills support participation at school.

Learn what parents can expect from an occupational therapy consultation, what information to prepare, and how recommendations focus on everyday family routines.

Learn when online occupational therapy may be suitable, which concerns may need in-person assessment, and what safety, privacy and technology factors matter.

Learn how sensory overload may appear, why behaviour has more than one possible cause, and how parents can respond with observation, safety and…

Learn which handwriting difficulties may affect classroom participation, what parents and teachers can observe, and when occupational therapy guidance may help.

Understand fine motor skills, how they support dressing, play and school tasks, and when a child may benefit from occupational therapy guidance.

Understand how sensory processing differences may affect dressing, eating, school and routines, with practical guidance for parents and caregivers.

Learn the early signs that may indicate your child could benefit from occupational therapy support for self-care, play, movement and school activities.
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