ADHD Support at Allied Health 2U — Across NSW

Children with ADHD often experience difficulties with attention regulation and sensory processing, which can impact their ability to focus, organise themselves, and participate in daily activities. Allied Health 2U recognises that sensory processing challenges frequently co-occur with attention difficulties, and our occupational therapists work to address these underlying factors. Through sensory processing support, we help children develop better body awareness and self-regulation skills that can improve their capacity to concentrate and manage transitions. For example, we might use weighted equipment during structured activities to provide calming input, incorporate movement breaks using a sensory swing or trampoline to help reset focus, or introduce fidget tools and tactile activities that allow children to self-regulate during learning tasks. Allied Health 2U tailors these interventions to each child's sensory profile and attention needs. While occupational therapy cannot diagnose ADHD, our sensory-focused approach can meaningfully support children who have been diagnosed. Families accessing NDIS funding (2025-26) may be able to use their plans to cover these services; we recommend checking your plan details or contacting us to discuss funding eligibility.