ADHD Support at NSPOT Occupational Therapy — NSW

Children with attention and hyperactivity difficulties often benefit from occupational therapy approaches that address sensory processing and fine motor coordination, both of which NSPOT Occupational Therapy lists among its services. Sensory processing support may help children who are either over-responsive or under-responsive to sensory input, which can affect focus and self-regulation. Interventions listed by the clinic might include activities such as sensory swing work to provide vestibular input, use of weighted equipment like lap pads or vests to promote calming, or structured movement breaks integrated into daily routines. Fine motor skill development is also relevant, as difficulties with pencil grip, handwriting, or coordination of small movements can compound attention challenges in classroom and home settings. NSPOT Occupational Therapy may address this through fine-motor exercises, scissor skills practice, or adaptive writing tools tailored to individual needs. It is important to note that occupational therapists cannot diagnose ADHD or attention disorders; diagnosis remains the role of medical professionals. Families interested in exploring whether occupational therapy support aligns with their child's needs should discuss referral pathways with their GP or paediatrician. NDIS funding may be available to eligible participants in 2025-26, though NSPOT Occupational Therapy's NDIS registration status has not been confirmed in the current directory snapshot. Parents are encouraged to contact the clinic directly to clarify funding options and service availability.