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ADHD Support at Kids Matters OT — Aspley, QLD

Kids Matters OT in Aspley, QLD lists services that overlap with paediatric occupational therapy for adhd.

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Services Kids Matters OT offers for adhd

Children with ADHD often experience challenges with sensory processing, fine motor control, and handwriting—areas where occupational therapy can make a meaningful difference. At Kids Matters OT in Aspley, our therapists work with each child's unique needs to build skills and confidence. Sensory processing support helps children regulate their responses to stimulation; for example, we might use a sensory swing or weighted lap pad during sessions to help a child feel calmer and more focused. Fine motor work strengthens the small muscles needed for everyday tasks like fastening buttons or holding a pencil properly, often through play-based activities such as threading, puzzles, or craft projects. Handwriting intervention addresses the physical and organisational demands of writing, using strategies like pencil grip tools, postural supports, and structured practice. Kids Matters OT is registered with the NDIS, meaning many families can access these services through their child's plan funding. Our therapists collaborate with families and schools to ensure strategies are practical and carried through at home and in the classroom, supporting your child's participation across all their daily activities.

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07 3392 6133
Website
https://kidsmatters.com.au
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About adhd

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a developmental difference that affects attention, activity level, and impulse control. In Australia, ADHD is diagnosed by a paediatrician, psychiatrist, or psychologist, often after a family or school notices ongoing differences in attention, behaviour, or self-regulation across multiple settings.

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Common questions

Can occupational therapy help my child's ADHD symptoms?

Occupational therapy doesn't treat ADHD itself—only a medical professional can diagnose that condition. However, an OT can address the functional challenges that often accompany ADHD, such as difficulty with fine motor tasks, sensory sensitivities, or handwriting. Kids Matters OT focuses on building practical skills and strategies to help your child participate better at school, home, and play.

How does Kids Matters OT work with NDIS funding?

Kids Matters OT is NDIS registered, which means your child's therapy can be funded through their NDIS plan if occupational therapy is listed as a support. We'll work with you to understand your plan and ensure services align with your goals. Funding arrangements follow the 2025–26 NDIS pricing, and our team can discuss what this means for your family.

What can I expect in a session at Kids Matters OT?

Sessions are tailored to your child's needs and typically involve play-based activities, skill-building exercises, and strategy development. Your child might work on sensory regulation using equipment like swings or weighted tools, practise fine motor skills through games and crafts, or develop handwriting techniques. We'll also provide guidance for strategies you can use at home to support your child's progress.

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