Collaborative Approach Therapy Services- Cambridge

Collaborative Approach Therapy Services- Cambridge CATS has multiple clinic locations. We offer Occupational Therapy to children, adolescents and adult

OT helps by building comfort, predictability, and sensory regulation — one small step at a time.
12/18/2025

OT helps by building comfort, predictability, and sensory regulation — one small step at a time.

Winter skills are hard -- but every attempt is growth!
12/16/2025

Winter skills are hard -- but every attempt is growth!

Home-based support = real time success! Our team is happy to help apply strategies where real life happens.
12/12/2025

Home-based support = real time success! Our team is happy to help apply strategies where real life happens.

Our sessions are playful, goal-oriented, and built around confidence — because independence feels GOOD. ❄️
12/11/2025

Our sessions are playful, goal-oriented, and built around confidence — because independence feels GOOD. ❄️

Boots, gloves, zippers and scarves! We’ve seen it all — and we love helping kids master these skills. Spending less time...
12/09/2025

Boots, gloves, zippers and scarves! We’ve seen it all — and we love helping kids master these skills. Spending less time getting ready means more time for fun!

These tips build strength, dexterity, and bilateral coordination — all important for zippers and buttons!
12/05/2025

These tips build strength, dexterity, and bilateral coordination — all important for zippers and buttons!

Small strategies = big success. ❄️✨ OT can help!
12/04/2025

Small strategies = big success. ❄️✨ OT can help!

Winter can be a big sensory and motor challenge for kids! From stiff coats to slippery sidewalks, many little bodies wor...
12/02/2025

Winter can be a big sensory and motor challenge for kids! From stiff coats to slippery sidewalks, many little bodies work extra hard during the colder months. ❄️

Our OTs help children build confidence, independence, and regulation so they can enjoy the season — and feel proud doing everyday tasks.

Check out 'All Dogs Have ADHD' by Kathy Hoopmann—a lighthearted, insightful way to help kids understand their own streng...
11/29/2025

Check out 'All Dogs Have ADHD' by Kathy Hoopmann—a lighthearted, insightful way to help kids understand their own strengths and challenges! 🐾

🎯 It’s a difference in attention regulation — not a lack of ability. With the right supports, ADHD brains shine bright. ...
11/28/2025

🎯 It’s a difference in attention regulation — not a lack of ability. With the right supports, ADHD brains shine bright.

🤝 ADHD can feel isolating — but group sessions show kids they’re not alone. Through shared experiences, social learning,...
11/27/2025

🤝 ADHD can feel isolating — but group sessions show kids they’re not alone. Through shared experiences, social learning, and laughter, we build community and connection.

🛠️ Accountability isn’t about blame — it’s about ownership, reflection, and support. At CATS, we guide kids to understan...
11/25/2025

🛠️ Accountability isn’t about blame — it’s about ownership, reflection, and support. At CATS, we guide kids to understand their actions and build skills that stick.

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74 Ainslie Street S
Cambridge, ON
N1R3K5

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Our Story

Collaborative Approach was founded in 2018 by two Occupational Therapists, Alison Hendricks and Sue Wahl. With experience and passion for OT they set their focus on paediatrics and adult mental health. Their vision is to provide a space for therapists to feel supported which in turn provides better care to clients. Alison is taking the lead on the Guelph treatment space, inside the Childhood Speech and Apraxia Centre while Sue is working in the Brant treatment space, inside Dr. Scott and Associates.