What is Children's Occupational Therapy?
Our brain takes meaning from the information we receive through our senses. It relies on this information to help us understand the world around us. Some children and young people have challenges processing this sensory information. These challenges can impact:
- Thinking skills
- Physical abilities
- Behaviour and emotions
- Organisation
No matter the condition, our occupational therapists understand the challenges. We support children and young people with ASD, ADHD, dyspraxia, sensory integration difficulties, brain injury, and those who have a suspected neurodivergent diagnosis.
Our occupational therapists are an integrated workforce, meaning that many of our OTs can provide children's occupational therapy to either neurotypical or neurodivergent children. Krysalis' children's occupational therapy service assesses the young person's needs and provides strategies to help them succeed in everyday activities, allowing them to become more independent and confident in who they are.


