Early intervention Support at Centre of Movement — Across QLD

Centre of Movement supports children with early childhood development through specialised sensory processing interventions. During the early years, children develop foundational skills for learning, play, and daily routines. When sensory processing differences emerge—such as difficulty with transitions, sensitivity to textures, or challenges with coordination—targeted occupational therapy can help. At Centre of Movement, therapists use evidence-informed strategies tailored to each child's needs. Examples include sensory motor activities like obstacle courses and balance work to build body awareness, tactile exploration with varied textures and materials to support tolerance and engagement, and structured play routines that help children organise their responses to sensory input. These interventions support participation in everyday activities like eating, dressing, and playing with peers. If your child may be eligible for NDIS funding in 2025-26, Centre of Movement can work with families to identify appropriate therapy goals. It's important to note that occupational therapists cannot diagnose conditions like autism or sensory processing disorder—however, they can assess functional difficulties and provide meaningful support to help your child thrive during these crucial developmental years.