ADHD Support at The Child Development Hub — North Lakes, QLD

The Child Development Hub lists three services that may be relevant for children experiencing attention difficulties: sensory processing, fine motor skills, and handwriting support. Children with attention challenges often benefit from sensory-based interventions, which according to the clinic's listing may help with self-regulation and focus. Examples of such activities might include work with sensory equipment like weighted blankets or fidget tools, or structured movement breaks using items such as therapy balls. Fine motor development is also listed by The Child Development Hub, as difficulties with hand strength and coordination can sometimes co-occur with attention concerns and may impact classroom participation. Fine motor interventions might involve activities like threading, scissor work, or hand strengthening exercises. Handwriting support is similarly listed, since some children with attention difficulties experience challenges with written output despite having ideas to express. The Child Development Hub may address this through postural strategies, pencil grip assessment, or letter formation practice. Parents should note that occupational therapists cannot diagnose ADHD or attention disorders; diagnosis requires assessment by a medical professional. The clinic is listed as NDIS registered (self-reported, not independently verified), which may mean some services could potentially be funded through NDIS plans in 2025-26, depending on individual plan eligibility and goals.