Joanne
Occupational Therapist
Joanne provides trauma-informed and neuro-affirming OT by telehealth when the goals and activities suit online delivery.
Occupational Therapy
Kids' OT online, with you part of the session
For parents: routines, sensory needs, handwriting and school life by telehealth. The team checks online fit with you. No diagnosis needed to ask.
- Routines, sensory and handwriting
- School life and daily routines
- You part of the session
Talk through routines, sensory needs, school life and whether online suits.
Asking doesn't commit you to anything.
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Clinicians
Meet the clinicians for Telehealth Occupational Therapy.
Learn about the OT team and the people who may support your next step. The team confirms clinician fit and availability when you enquire.
Lin
Occupational Therapist
Lin supports children, young adults, neurodivergent clients and older adults by telehealth when online delivery is suitable.
Callback
Prefer a callback?
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Who this is for
Parents and carers worried about a child's routines, sensory needs, handwriting, school participation or daily independence.
We check whether telehealth is a sensible starting point for your child, which funding may apply, and what to do next.
- Routines, sensory needs, handwriting, organisation, attention and focus, emotional regulation, social difficulties or school participation
- Parent coaching and practical strategies to use at home and school
- Telehealth suitability checked first; hands-on assessment or equipment needs directed in person where required
Telehealth suitability
Online OT works when the activity fits your child.
For children, telehealth works best when a parent or carer can join, help set up the activity and practise the strategy between sessions. We check age, goals and setup on the call and say clearly when in-person support is the better option.
Often suitable online
Coaching, routines and school strategies
Parent coaching, daily routines, planning and organisation, handwriting strategy, school collaboration and sensory approaches that can be practised at home.
Sometimes better in person
Hands-on assessment and equipment
Hands-on assessment, equipment trials and work that depends on measuring the physical environment may need an in-person appointment. We will say so clearly on the call.
Tell us your child's age, what you have noticed and the setup at home. We confirm whether telehealth is suitable before any appointment is discussed.
What to send first
What to have ready when you call.
Share your child's age, suburb, main routine or school concern, funding type, and any reports or school feedback already available.
- Child age, suburb and main concern (routines, sensory, handwriting, organisation, attention, emotional regulation, social or school participation)
- Funding type, NDIS details if relevant, and school context
- Existing reports, referral details and whether an adult can join video sessions
What works online
Practical support for your child, with you part of the session.
Telehealth can work well for parent coaching, routines, executive function, handwriting strategies, school liaison and sensory strategies. A parent or carer usually helps set up the activity, observes what works and practises the strategy between sessions.
NDIS, a Medicare referral or private payment may apply depending on your circumstances. We will confirm the practical option before you book.
Questions
Kids' OT telehealth questions
Telehealth can work well for parent coaching, daily routines, planning and organisation, handwriting strategy, school collaboration and sensory approaches that can be practised at home.
Usually, yes. You help set up the activity, observe what works and practise the strategy with your child between sessions. We explain what involvement suits your child's age and goals on the call.
Share your child's age, what you have noticed and the setup at home. We check those details before confirming whether telehealth or an in-person appointment is the right next step.
Hands-on assessment, equipment trials and work that depends on measuring the physical environment may need an in-person appointment. We say so clearly on the call before anything is booked.
Your child's age and suburb, the main routine or school concern, funding type, any reports or school feedback already available, and whether an adult can join video sessions.
Start with an enquiry. We confirm the service, funding option and whether telehealth or an in-person appointment is the right next step. Asking doesn't commit you to anything.
NDIS, a Medicare referral or private payment may apply depending on your circumstances. Tell us what you have and we confirm the practical option before you book.
Fees depend on the service and your funding pathway. Tell us your funding type in the enquiry and we explain the relevant costs before anything is booked.
Next step
Ask about kids' OT by telehealth
Share your child's age, suburb, main routine or school concern, funding type, and any reports or school feedback already available.
Telehealth Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Tell us what you have noticed with routines, sensory needs, handwriting, school or organisation. We check whether telehealth suits your child before anything is booked.
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Tell us what's going on. Who needs support, where, and the main concern - in your own words.
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We call you back. The team confirms the right service, clinician and funding option before any appointment is set.
3
You decide.
Useful details
- Child age, suburb and main concern (routines, sensory, handwriting, organisation, attention, emotional regulation, social or school participation)
- Funding type, NDIS details if relevant, and school context
- Existing reports, referral details and whether an adult can join video sessions
Callback
Prefer a callback?
Leave your name and mobile to request a call about kids' OT online.