Helping Children Thrive in Their Everyday Life.

Occupational Therapy services to help children and adolescents overcome obstacles and barriers that may be impacting their ability to play, go to school, participate in family life, social interactions or anything else that is important to them and their family!

We offer occupational therapy services clinic visits (located in the North End of Brantford), home visits in Brant County (St. George, Paris, Burford and surrounding areas), and virtual services across Ontario.

Areas of Support

  • Teenager relaxing in therapy swing while speaking with OT about emotions.

    Self Regulation

    Exploring strategies to manage and control one’s emotions, attention and energy levels for a given situation.

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  • A child swinging on a trapeze bar in a gym designed for sensory integration.

    Sensory Processing

    Learning how to understand and use sensory information from the environment and from in our body to be able to participate in everyday life.

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  • A child practicing tying shoelaces.

    Activities of Daily Living

    Teaching skills to support and maximize independence of daily activities such as: dressing, eating, sleeping and toileting.

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  • An occupational therapist reading a book to a child about anxiety and worries

    Anxiety and Mental Health

    Providing counselling and psychotherapy to address anxiety and mental health in a play-based manner that is developmentally appropriate for the client’s age.

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  • A therapist providing support and education to a parent at the end of an OT session

    Parent Coaching

    Coaching parents to better understand their child, add to their parent toolbox of strategies, and feel empowered to support their child’s development and current challenges.

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  • A child working on fine motor skills at the table with their OT

    Fine Motor & Gross Motor

    Improving gross motor skills (i.e. running, jumping) and fine motor skills (i.e. buttons, cutting) through playful and engaging activities.

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  • A child practicing executive function skills through a board game during an occupational therapy treatment session

    Executive Functions

    Enhancing executive function skills such as organization, time management and emotional regulation to help a child be successful at home, school and in the community.

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  • An autistic boy working on connection and play with their occupational therapist

    Neurodiverse Affirming Therapy

    Supporting Autistic individuals, ADHD, sensory processing differences and other neurodivergent brains using a strength based approach.

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“Occupational Therapy is a health profession that empowers people of all ages to overcome barriers in their everyday lives so they can do more and live better”

- Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists

Help your family start thriving today!

We would like to acknowledge that the land we work on is part of the Neutral, Anishnaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. Brantford is on the Haldimand Track, land promised to Six Nations, which includes six miles on each side of the Grand River.