Handwriting Support at More Than Able Therapy — WA

More Than Able Therapy lists fine motor support as a service offering that may be relevant for children experiencing handwriting difficulties. Fine motor skills—the small, controlled movements of the hands and fingers—form the foundation for legible, fluent handwriting. The clinic's fine motor interventions typically involve structured activities designed to build hand strength, finger dexterity, and coordination. Examples of activities that occupational therapists commonly use include threading tasks, scissor practice, pincer grip strengthening exercises, and manipulation of small objects such as pegs or beads. More Than Able Therapy may also incorporate play-based activities that naturally develop these skills, such as construction play or drawing activities with varied pencil grips and paper positions. For families accessing NDIS funding in 2025-26, occupational therapy services targeting fine motor development may be eligible for support under capacity-building goals. However, NDIS registration for More Than Able Therapy has not been confirmed in the current directory snapshot, so families should verify funding eligibility directly with the clinic. An occupational therapist can assess whether handwriting difficulties relate to fine motor skill gaps or other factors such as posture, visual perception, or motor planning.