Occupational Therapy in Blakehurst for Children Who Are Ready to Grow
Every child wants to join in, learn and feel proud of what they can do. When everyday tasks like writing, dressing, eating or playing with friends feel hard, a little extra support can make a big difference. Moving Mountains Village provides Occupational Therapy in Blakehurst for children and young people aged 0 to 18, helping them build confidence and independence through play.
Why Families Choose Our Paediatric OT in Blakehurst
Our Paediatric OT in Blakehurst services are built around your child, not a set program. We start by learning what motivates them, what they find challenging and what matters most to your family. Sessions are playful, relaxed and goal-focused, so children enjoy the process while building real-life skills.
Parents and carers are always included. After each session, you’ll know what we practised, why it helps and simple ways to carry it into your home routine.
Child OT in Blakehurst, Just a Short Drive Away
Our Sans Souci clinic is a short drive from Blakehurst, and our Hillsdale clinic is also available. Both are warm, welcoming spaces where children can move, explore and be themselves. Our Child OT in Blakehurst support can help children who:
Struggle with handwriting, scissors, buttons or zips
Have trouble with balance, coordination or playground activities
Become overwhelmed by loud sounds, busy places or certain textures
Find it hard to manage big feelings or transitions
Need support with turn-taking, friendships and play
Are preparing for school or finding classroom routines tricky
Need help with dressing, toileting or other daily routines
Are fussy eaters or find mealtimes stressful
If you’ve been searching for an occupational therapist near me, we’d love to make your first step easy and pressure-free.
Occupational Therapy in Blakehurst: Common Questions
1. Where can my child receive Occupational Therapy in Blakehurst?
Families in Blakehurst can see us at our Sans Souci clinic (5/456 Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci NSW 2219) or our Hillsdale clinic (Level 1, Suite 4/264 Bunnerong Road, Hillsdale).
2. What is the role of a paediatric occupational therapist?
A paediatric occupational therapist helps children develop the skills needed for everyday life, including playing, learning, self-care, eating and managing emotions. We support children and young people aged 0 to 18.
3. When should I consider Paediatric OT in Blakehurst?
You might consider an OT assessment if your child is finding fine or gross motor tasks hard, has sensory sensitivities, struggles with emotional regulation, needs help getting ready for school or has difficulty with daily routines such as dressing and mealtimes.
4. How is Child OT in Blakehurst delivered?
Therapy is personalised, evidence-based and child-centred. We use a strengths-based, neurodiverse-affirming approach and work alongside parents, teachers and other professionals so your child receives consistent support at home, at school and in the community.
5. 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.
6. How do I 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.