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Sensory processing Support at The Kids Place — Across ACT
The Kids Place in Across ACT lists services that overlap with paediatric occupational therapy for sensory processing.
Services The Kids Place offers for sensory processing
The Kids Place supports children with sensory processing difficulties through targeted occupational therapy services designed to help them better manage everyday sensory experiences. Our sensory processing service works with children who find certain sounds, textures, movements, or visual input overwhelming or under-stimulating. We use evidence-based strategies such as sensory diet activities—customised routines incorporating movement breaks, tactile experiences, and calming techniques tailored to each child's needs. For example, we might incorporate a sensory swing to help with vestibular input, or use weighted equipment like lap pads during focused activities. Our fine motor service complements this work by addressing the coordination and control challenges that often accompany sensory processing difficulties, using activities like threading, scissor work, and hand-strengthening exercises. The Kids Place takes an individualised approach, recognising that each child's sensory profile is unique. If your child is eligible for NDIS funding in the 2025-26 financial year, occupational therapy services may be covered under your plan. We encourage families to discuss funding options during their initial consultation. Our occupational therapists work collaboratively with families and other professionals to create practical strategies you can use at home and in the community.
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- https://www.thekidsplace.co.nz/
About sensory processing
Sensory Processing Disorder is the term often used by families and clinicians to describe difficulties with how a child's brain interprets and responds to sensory information. This can affect how a child manages sound, touch, movement, sights, smells, tastes, and body awareness.
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Common questions
Can an occupational therapist diagnose sensory processing disorder?
No, occupational therapists cannot diagnose sensory processing disorder or other conditions like autism or ADHD. However, our therapists at The Kids Place can assess how sensory processing affects your child's daily functioning and development. We work with information from medical professionals and parents to understand your child's needs and provide targeted support through therapy.
How do I know if my child might benefit from sensory processing support?
Children who struggle with sensory processing may avoid certain textures, sounds, or movements; seem clumsy or uncoordinated; have difficulty concentrating; or become overwhelmed in busy environments. If you've noticed these patterns, The Kids Place can conduct an assessment to understand your child's sensory profile and recommend appropriate strategies and interventions.
Will The Kids Place help me understand how to support my child at home?
Yes, absolutely. Our occupational therapists at The Kids Place provide practical strategies and activities you can incorporate into daily routines at home. We work with families to create sensory diets and environmental adjustments that support your child's regulation and participation in family life and community activities.
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Listing details last refreshed on 27 May 2026. Sourced from public clinic listings. Confirm directly with the clinic before booking.
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