Sensory processing Support at Little Legends Occupational Therapy — NSW

Little Legends Occupational Therapy lists fine motor skills as a service area that can support children with sensory processing difficulties. Fine motor work often intersects with sensory processing because children who struggle to process sensory input may also experience challenges with hand strength, coordination, and control needed for everyday tasks like writing, fastening buttons, or using cutlery.

According to its listing, the clinic may use fine motor activities to help children develop better body awareness and hand control in ways that also address sensory needs. Examples of interventions that occupational therapists typically employ include threading activities that combine tactile input with finger dexterity, scissor work that builds hand strength whilst providing proprioceptive feedback, and pencil grip exercises using textured or weighted pencils. Little Legends Occupational Therapy may also incorporate play-based fine motor tasks such as playdough manipulation or bead work, which naturally provide graded sensory input alongside motor skill development.

Parents should note that NDIS registration for Little Legends Occupational Therapy has not been confirmed in the current directory snapshot. If the clinic does accept NDIS funding, families may be able to access services under the 2025-26 NDIS pricing arrangements, though this should be verified directly with the service. An occupational therapist cannot diagnose sensory processing disorder; assessment and diagnosis typically occur through paediatricians or developmental specialists.