Grace Occupational Therapy

Grace Occupational Therapy https://linktr.ee/grace_childrens_therapy We aim to help each child reach their potential and learn skills to actively participate in all areas life.

Grace Occupational Therapy provides innovative and practical therapy for children with disabilities; specialising in helping kids with ADHD, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Fragile X, Sensory Processing Disorders, Developmental Delays and learning difficulties. Our service individualises every therapy plan because we recognise each child has a specific need & learns differently. We have a fully equipped sensory learning centre where children & their families can fully engage in their therapy programs & have fun whilst learning skills for life. We provide both a consultancy approach to disability management and direct therapy within the community sector. We provide solutions for children that may have simple or complex disability needs. Our specialty includes; paediatric wheelchair prescriptions and positioning, direct treatment for children with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Sensory Processing Disorders, motor planning difficulties, developmental delays & concentration or behavioural problems. Funding is available for eligible children, including Fahcsia funding. Medicare and Private health funding is also available for children; contact us directly for more information on funding options. Contact Grace Occupational Therapy on 1300 760 779

Great therapy starts with a team that genuinely supports the people delivering it.At Grace Children's Therapy, we've spe...
10/04/2026

Great therapy starts with a team that genuinely supports the people delivering it.

At Grace Children's Therapy, we've spent over 15 years building something we're genuinely proud of, a team that believes in the value of every child and invests just as much in the people who show up for them every day.

We're not just looking for skilled therapists. We're looking for people who want to feel they belong at work.

Here's what that looks like for us:

✨ A values-driven team culture - not just words on a wall
✨ Collaborative practice with experienced colleagues
✨ Work that is meaningful, varied, and genuinely rewarding
✨ A place where professional growth is actively supported

If you're passionate about paediatric OT and ready to be part of a team that achieves more together, we'd love to hear from you.

🔗 Learn more about joining us: career.graceot.com.au

Starting something new with your child can feel like a lot, especially when you're not sure what to expect.Our initial a...
09/04/2026

Starting something new with your child can feel like a lot, especially when you're not sure what to expect.

Our initial assessment is designed to take that pressure away. It's not a test your child can pass or fail. It's simply a chance for us to get to know them, how they move through their world, where they're thriving, and where a little extra support might make a real difference.

We look at things like fine motor skills, sensory processing, coordination, self-care, attention, and social interaction. All of this happens through play-based activities and observation, in a calm and supportive environment, at your child's pace.

After the assessment, we share our findings with you clearly and without jargon. You'll leave with a real understanding of your child's strengths and needs, and a collaborative plan that reflects your family's goals - not just a report.

Many parents tell us they wish they'd taken this step sooner. Whether you've had concerns for a while or something has only recently felt off, it's always worth exploring.

We're here when you're ready.

If you’d like to understand how our initial assessment process works, you can learn more via the link in our bio (or comments).

06/04/2026

It can sometimes feel like you have to choose.

Do we focus on learning? Or do we focus on our child's wellbeing?

In reality, the two are closely connected.

When children feel safe, regulated, and supported, they are more able to engage in learning.

For some families, homeschooling creates the space to support both, allowing learning to happen at a pace and in an environment that actually works for their child.

Occupational therapy can play a really valuable role in this. We work alongside homeschooling families to build practical, everyday skills…

Things like focus and attention, fine motor development, emotional regulation, and daily routines…in a way that fits naturally into your home environment.

We offer both in-person and telehealth support, which means families across NSW can access our services regardless of where they are located.

For many homeschooling families, telehealth has been a practical and effective way to get consistent support without the added pressure of travel.

Whether you're already homeschooling and looking for extra support, or you're exploring whether it might be the right path for your family, we're here to help you think it through.

There's no single right way to support your child. But having the right people in your corner makes a difference.

Learn more via the link in our bio, or reach out when you're ready.

Easter Sunday is one of those days that belongs entirely to the people you love.Whether you are hunting for eggs in the ...
05/04/2026

Easter Sunday is one of those days that belongs entirely to the people you love.

Whether you are hunting for eggs in the garden, sharing a meal with family, or just enjoying a slower morning together, we hope today brings your family a little more laughter, a little more connection, and a little more joy.

To the families who trust us with your children's journeys, thank you. It is a privilege we carry with us every single day.

From all of us at Grace Children's Therapy, Happy Easter.

If you have been thinking about starting your child's therapy journey or exploring our programs, we would love to hear from you when you are ready.

Reach out at info@graceot.com.au or visit our website using the link in bio.

February Top Banana goes to April. 🍌Every team has that person who makes the whole place feel a little warmer. April is ...
03/04/2026

February Top Banana goes to April. 🍌

Every team has that person who makes the whole place feel a little warmer. April is that person for us.

Whether she's showing up for the children and families she works with or quietly supporting the people around her, April brings genuine care to everything she does. She doesn't just do her job well. She does it with heart.

April, thank you for the energy you bring, the care you give, and the difference you make every single day. We are so lucky to have you on our team.

Happy Easter from all of us at Grace Children's Therapy. We hope you get to slow down, enjoy the little moments, and hav...
03/04/2026

Happy Easter from all of us at Grace Children's Therapy. We hope you get to slow down, enjoy the little moments, and have a lovely break with the people you love.

Remember Easter doesn’t have to be busy to be meaningful.

For some children, smaller and more predictable activities can feel more comfortable and even more enjoyable. It’s okay to adjust traditions in a way that suits your child and your family.

Sometimes, the most special moments come from keeping things simple and following their lead.

Every child is different, and there’s no one “right” way to celebrate.

Here are 3 simple Easter activities your child might enjoy this weekend.

⬇️ Save this for your Easter weekend
📤 Share with a parent who might need some ideas 🥰

World Autism Day is a chance to pause and reflect on how children experience the world differently.For some children, ev...
01/04/2026

World Autism Day is a chance to pause and reflect on how children experience the world differently.

For some children, everyday environments can feel overwhelming, unpredictable, or hard to navigate.

This can show up in how they communicate, play, connect, or respond to change.
There isn’t one way to support a child, because every child is different.

What can help is understanding their needs, creating supportive environments, and building skills in ways that feel safe and meaningful to them.

At Grace Children’s Therapy, we take a child-centred, collaborative approach... working alongside families to support participation, confidence, and everyday skills over time.

31/03/2026

You might have heard, “just give it time.”
And sometimes, that’s true.

But for some children, social skills don’t always develop just by waiting.

They grow through experience, guidance, and the chance to practise in the right kind of environment.

You might notice your child wanting to join in… but staying on the edge, unsure what to say or how to start. That doesn’t mean they’ll never get there. It may just mean they need support to learn the steps behind social interaction.

Our Social Playground program is designed for children aged 8–12 who may need a bit more support in these moments.

Through small, structured group sessions, we gently guide children to practise skills like joining in, taking turns, and building connections, at their own pace.

Enrolments are now open for Term 2, and groups are kept small to support each child.

31/03/2026

If kinder is on the horizon… but joining in, following along, or group play still feels hard…

You don't have to wait and see how it goes.

For children in their early years, this is actually a really important window for building the skills that help them feel confident and connected…

Things like fine and gross motor skills, social interaction, independence, and learning how to navigate shared spaces with other children.

Buddy Builders is a small group program designed for children aged 6–9. Through guided play and structured activities, children build confidence, develop motor skills, practise social interaction, and learn important lessons like taking turns, winning and losing, and knowing when to stop and reset.

Every child starts at their own level. Our qualified therapists meet them where they are and work with them at a pace that feels comfortable and achievable.

And exciting news…

Term 2 enrolments are now open

Program dates: 22 April – 24 June

Every Wednesday, 4:00pm – 5:30pm Castle Hill

Most parents don't realise that when a child avoids certain foods, it may be their way of showing they feel unsure or ov...
29/03/2026

Most parents don't realise that when a child avoids certain foods, it may be their way of showing they feel unsure or overwhelmed.

If this is your child, know that many families go through this, and it can feel confusing at times.

Feeding is a skill that develops over time. Some children just need a little more support to feel safe, explore, and build confidence with food. It's not about being fussy, it's about how food feels to them at that moment.

Our SOS Feeding Program offers a gentle, child-led approach that moves at your child's pace. We also support you along the way, so it doesn't feel like you're figuring this out on your own.

Term 2 enrolments are now open. Program dates: 24 April – 26 June

Every person feels big emotions. That's not the issue.The issue is when those emotions feel so overwhelming, so unfamili...
26/03/2026

Every person feels big emotions. That's not the issue.

The issue is when those emotions feel so overwhelming, so unfamiliar, or so unsafe that the only response is to shut down, explode, or disappear into anxiety.

For children, teens, and young adults alike, the experience of not knowing what to do with a feeling can be one of the most isolating things in the world.

And without the right support, that feeling of being unsafe with emotions can quietly shape how someone sees themselves, their relationships, and their place in the world.

Emotional literacy changes that.

When individuals learn to name what they're feeling, understand where it comes from, and develop the tools to respond rather than react, something shifts. Feelings stop being the enemy. They become information. And that shift can be genuinely life-changing.

This is the heart of what psychological support offers. Not to eliminate difficult emotions, but to help individuals build a safe, trusting relationship with their inner world.

At Grace Children's Therapy, we believe every individual deserves that kind of support, regardless of age, background, or the size of what they're carrying.

We are currently accepting expressions of interest as we prepare to launch our psychology services. If this resonates with you or someone you care for, we'd love to hear from you.

📩 info@graceot.com.au
📞 1300 760 779
🔗 Link in the comments if you’d like to take a closer look and register your interest.

A brain injury changes more than what a scan can show.It can affect memory. Emotional regulation. Processing speed. Even...
25/03/2026

A brain injury changes more than what a scan can show.

It can affect memory. Emotional regulation. Processing speed. Even the way someone expresses who they are.

For families, one of the hardest parts is the quiet shift.

The feeling that the person you love is still here, and yet somehow different.

There is a real grief in that experience. And it deserves to be acknowledged.

Occupational therapy after a brain injury isn’t just about relearning tasks. It’s about rebuilding a life that feels meaningful and connected again.

At Grace Children’s Therapy, we walk alongside families with compassion, patience, and practical support.

If your family is navigating life after a brain injury, we’re here to help.

📩 info@graceot.com.au
📞 1300 760 779
🔗 Tap the link in the comments to get started.

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Castle Hill, NSW
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