Fine motor delay Support at Posity — Blackburn, VIC

Posity lists early intervention as a service for children with fine motor skills delay. Early intervention in occupational therapy typically focuses on building foundational hand strength, coordination, and control during the preschool and early school years, when children's motor skills are still developing rapidly. According to its listing, Posity may support children through targeted activities designed to improve grip strength, hand-eye coordination, and finger dexterity. Examples of interventions commonly used in early intervention include threading beads or small objects to develop pincer grip, using adaptive scissors or pencil grips to practise cutting and writing, and manipulating playdough or putty to build hand muscles. Other activities might involve picking up small items with tweezers, completing puzzles, or using construction toys that require precise hand placement. Early intervention services are often funded through the NDIS for eligible children aged 0–6 years, with funding typically available through the 2025–26 scheme year. Posity has self-reported NDIS registration in the directory; however, this registration has not been independently verified. Parents considering early intervention at Posity should confirm current registration status and eligibility directly with the clinic, as NDIS access and funding arrangements vary by individual circumstance.