Sensory processing Support at Neurospark — Across WA

Neurospark supports children with sensory processing difficulties through targeted occupational therapy that helps them manage how their bodies respond to everyday sensations. Sensory processing work at Neurospark focuses on helping children regulate their responses to sights, sounds, textures, and movement in ways that work for their individual needs. This might include activities such as using sensory swings or weighted equipment to help children feel more grounded and organised, or fine-motor exercises with different textures and materials to build tolerance and skill. The clinic may also incorporate movement-based activities and environmental modifications to create calming spaces where children can learn to self-regulate. Many families access Neurospark's services through NDIS funding, which can cover occupational therapy supports under the 2025–26 funding arrangements, though eligibility depends on individual circumstances. An occupational therapist at Neurospark cannot diagnose sensory processing disorder, autism, or ADHD, but they can work with your child's existing diagnosis and support strategies recommended by other health professionals. The focus is on practical, everyday skills that help children participate more comfortably in school, home, and social activities.