ADHD Support at Progress Pathways — Across QLD

Children with ADHD often experience difficulties with attention, impulse control, and sensory regulation. Progress Pathways supports these challenges through specialised sensory processing interventions tailored to each child's needs. Sensory processing work helps children develop better body awareness and self-regulation skills, which can improve focus and reduce fidgeting during daily activities. At Progress Pathways, our occupational therapists might use interventions such as weighted blankets or compression vests to provide calming input, obstacle course activities that challenge coordination and planning, or fidget tools and textured materials to support sustained attention during learning tasks. These sensory strategies help children organise their nervous system, making it easier to concentrate at school and home. Progress Pathways can also work with families to understand how sensory sensitivities might be affecting your child's behaviour and attention. While occupational therapy cannot diagnose ADHD, it plays an important role in managing the functional difficulties that often accompany attention challenges. Families may be able to access funding through the NDIS (2025–26 pricing arrangements) to support these services, depending on your child's eligibility and plan. Our team can discuss funding options during your initial consultation.