We offer personalised paediatric occupational therapy tailored to your child’s needs, goals, and daily routines.
We provide support in the places where your child feels most comfortable and where daily life happens.
With more than 8 years of experience, we bring practical insight and a calm, supportive approach.
We help children and families make sense of sensory needs and develop strategies that feel right for them.
At Therapy Ki, we provide paediatric occupational therapy for children who need support with the skills used in daily life. From self care, play, and emotional regulation to fine motor development, gross motor skills, and school-based support, our therapy is personalised to each child’s needs, goals, and routines.
Whether you are looking for a paediatric OT, school OT, or a child occupational therapist in Sydney, Canterbury, or Bankstown, we are here to provide practical support that fits into everyday life.
Therapy Ki provides warm, professional paediatric occupational therapy designed to support progress in ways that feel practical for both children and families. We take the time to understand your child’s strengths, challenges, and goals, then tailor our approach to support meaningful progress in everyday life.
By working closely with families and using strategies that fit naturally into daily routines, we aim to help children build skills, confidence, and greater independence over time.
Our services are designed to support children in the areas that shape daily life most. From self care and motor development to sensory needs, emotional regulation, play, and assessments, we provide personalised paediatric occupational therapy that helps children build practical skills at home, at school, and in the community.
Support with self care and daily routines such as dressing, feeding, toileting, bathing, grooming, and other important life skills.
Helping children develop the coordination and movement skills needed for handwriting, play, balance, sport, and everyday tasks.
Supporting children to build confidence in play, turn taking, social interaction, emotional understanding, and connection with others.
Helping children understand sensory needs, manage big feelings, and develop practical strategies for calmer, more regulated days.
Providing functional capacity, motor, and sensory assessments, along with clear reports to support therapy planning and NDIS needs.
