Paediatric Occupational & Behaviour Therapy in Kogarah
At Moving Mountains Village, we provide compassionate, neurodiversity-affirming support for children and families seeking Paediatric Occupational therapy Kogarah services. Our team works closely with parents, caregivers, and educators to create meaningful, practical strategies that help children thrive in their everyday environments.
Paediatric Occupational Therapy Kogarah
Our Paediatric Occupational therapy Kogarah services are designed to support children in developing essential life skills. We work with children who may experience challenges with:
Fine and gross motor skills
Sensory processing and regulation
Emotional self-regulation
Attention and focus
Daily routines such as dressing, feeding, and school tasks
Through engaging, evidence-based therapy, we help children build independence and confidence in their everyday activities.
Behaviour Therapy in Kogarah
Our Behaviour Therapy in Kogarah focuses on understanding the “why” behind behaviours. Rather than simply managing behaviours, we aim to uncover the underlying needs and provide supportive strategies.
We support children with:
Emotional regulation challenges
Anxiety and frustration
Social communication difficulties
Behaviours of concern at home or school
Our therapists work closely with families to create consistent, practical strategies that promote positive outcomes across all environments.
Paediatric Occupational & Behaviour Therapy in Kogarah FAQs
1. What services do you offer for families in Kogarah?
Moving Mountains Village offers paediatric occupational therapy, behaviour therapy and feeding therapy for children and young people aged 0 to 18. Support is play-based, strengths-based and neurodiverse-affirming, and helps children build skills for home, school and the community.
2. What can occupational therapy help my child with?
Occupational therapy can support fine motor skills such as writing and cutting, and gross motor skills like balance and coordination. It also covers sensory processing, self-care skills such as dressing and toileting, and school readiness.
3. How does behaviour therapy work?
The focus is on building meaningful skills, wellbeing and positive behaviours while gently reducing behaviours of concern. Therapists work alongside families on strategies that make everyday life smoother. There are two options, Positive Behaviour Support and Behaviour Intervention, and the team uses your intake form to suggest the better fit.
4. Do you accept NDIS or Medicare?
NDIS-funded services are available under Early Childhood Supports and Therapeutic Supports – Capacity Building, for self-managed and plan-managed families. Medicare 135 is available for children diagnosed with complex neurodevelopmental disorders. Services delivered by Allied Health Assistants can be claimed through the NDIS, but not through private health or Medicare.
5. Do you work with my child’s school or daycare?
Yes. Therapists collaborate closely with parents, teachers, educators and other professionals involved in your child’s care, so your child has consistent support at home, at school and in the community.
6. Where do you see Kogarah families, and how do I book?
Families in Kogarah are supported at our Sans Souci clinic (5/456 Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci NSW 2219) and our Hillsdale clinic (Level 1, Suite 4/264 Bunnerong Road, Hillsdale). To book, call (02) 8541 1416, email hello@movingmountainsvillage.com.au, or use the Book Now button on our website.
How we Support your child
Daily Life
At Moving Mountains Village, we support children and young people aged 0–18 to participate fully in the everyday moments that matter most; playing, learning, building friendships, exploring new foods, managing big feelings, and developing independence in daily routines.
Everyday challenges
We understand that when a child finds something tricky, like getting dressed, joining in at school, or staying calm in busy spaces, it can affect a child’s confidence and wellbeing. That’s where we come in.
Therapy that fits
Our team offers support through occupational therapy, behaviour support, and feeding therapy. We focus on what’s meaningful to your child and your family. Using a strengths-based and neurodiverse-affirming approach, we build skills in ways that feel safe, playful, and achievable.
Connected support
We believe children do best when the people around them are working together. That’s why we collaborate closely with parents, teachers, educators, and other professionals involved in your child’s care. Together, we create consistent support across the places your child learns, lives, and plays, so they can feel understood, confident, and supported every step of the way.