Occupational Therapy in Adelaide

Occupational therapy supports people to participate more confidently in everyday life. By focusing on meaningful activities and real life environments, occupational therapy helps individuals develop skills, strategies and adaptations that support independence and wellbeing.

Our therapists take a holistic approach, considering sensory, physical, emotional, cognitive and environmental factors that may impact participation.

Therapy may involve direct sessions, education, strategy development and collaboration with families and support networks.

All Things Therapy provides occupational therapy services across Adelaide and surrounding suburbs, supporting individuals and families in a range of environments to suit their needs. Our occupational therapists work with clients in the home, clinic, school and community settings, ensuring therapy is practical, accessible and relevant to everyday life.

We have extensive experience supporting NDIS participants across Adelaide, including self-managed and plan-managed plans. Our team works collaboratively with families, carers, schools and other professionals to deliver goal focused occupational therapy that supports participation, independence and wellbeing.

Services are tailored to each individual, with a strong focus on meaningful outcomes and real world applications.

We provide occupational therapy services from our Eastwood clinic and support individuals and families across surrounding Adelaide suburbs, including Unley, Glen Osmond, Parkside, Fullarton, Norwood and Burnside.

We also support clients across the wider Adelaide metropolitan area depending on individual needs and goals.

We support children and teens who may benefit from support with sensory processing, emotional regulation, fine and gross motor skills, attention, routines and independence.

Our paediatric occupational therapy approach is individualised, strengths based and neuro-affirming. We work collaboratively with each child, their family, educators and other members of their support team to build on strengths, develop skills and promote participation in everyday activities that are meaningful to them.

We also provide adult occupational therapy in Adelaide, supporting individuals to build independence, confidence and participation in daily life. Our occupational therapists work with adults to support sensory regulation, emotional wellbeing, daily living skills, organisation and participation at work and in the community.

We provide occupational therapy services for NDIS participants in Adelaide, including self-managed and plan-managed plans.

If you’re unsure which funding options apply to you or your child, our team can help guide you through the process.

Fine motor skills support everyday activities such as handwriting, using cutlery, fastening clothing, typing, using tools and handling small objects. Differences in hand function, coordination, strength or dexterity can influence how comfortable or efficient these tasks feel.

Occupational therapists work collaboratively to understand each person's strengths and develop practical strategies, build skills and recommend supports that promote greater independence and participation at home, school, work and in the community.

Everyone has a unique sensory profile that influences how they experience and respond to the world around them. Understanding sensory preferences and needs can provide valuable insight into emotional regulation, attention, participation, comfort and everyday wellbeing.

Occupational therapists work collaboratively with individuals to identify practical strategies and supports that align with their sensory profile, promoting meaningful participation at home, school, work and in the community.

Self-care and daily living skills include activities such as dressing, personal hygiene, meal preparation, managing routines and caring for yourself at home, school, work and in the community. Everyone develops these skills differently and some people benefit from additional support or strategies.

Occupational therapists work collaboratively to build confidence, develop practical skills and identify supports that promote greater independence and meaningful participation in everyday life.

Movement skills support participation in everyday activities, recreation, work, sport and community life. Differences in balance, coordination, strength, motor planning or body awareness can influence how comfortable or confident these activities feel.

Occupational therapists assess movement patterns and develop personalised strategies that build coordination, confidence, physical participation and independence across everyday activities.

Executive functioning skills help us plan, organise, manage time, remember information, solve problems and adapt to changing situations. Everyone has different strengths in these areas and understanding how executive functioning influences everyday life can support greater independence and confidence.

Occupational therapists work collaboratively to develop practical strategies, routines and supports that make everyday tasks more manageable at home, school, work and in the community.

Attention and self-regulation influence how we focus, manage emotions, respond to everyday demands and participate in meaningful activities. Everyone experiences these skills differently and understanding individual strengths and support needs can make everyday life more manageable.

Occupational therapists work collaboratively to develop personalised strategies that support attention, emotional regulation, confidence and meaningful participation across all areas of daily life.

We believe that neurodiversity is a valuable and natural aspect of human variation. Our neuro-affirming approach embraces the understanding that neurological differences, such as autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental conditions are part of the diverse fabric of humanity.

We celebrate the unique strengths, perspectives and experiences that neurodivergent individuals bring to their families, communities, workplaces and society.

Our approach fosters a safe, welcoming and accepting environment where every individual feels respected, understood and valued.

By providing a neuro-affirming space, we encourage people to engage in therapy with confidence, build on their strengths and work towards goals that are meaningful to them.

Every person experiences the world differently. We take the time to understand each individual's strengths, preferences, goals and support needs before developing personalised therapy strategies.

Our interventions are flexible, collaborative and tailored to support meaningful participation in everyday life.

We believe people should be active participants in their own therapy. We support individuals to build self-awareness, confidence and the skills needed to advocate for their needs, preferences and goals.

Therapy is a collaborative process that empowers people to make informed choices and participate meaningfully in the activities that matter most to them.

Meaningful outcomes are often achieved through strong collaboration. We work closely with families, caregivers, educators, employers, support coordinators and other professionals to develop a shared understanding of each person's goals and support needs.

Open communication and collaborative planning help create consistent, practical supports across everyday environments.

We recognise the important role that schools, workplaces and community environments play in everyday participation. Where appropriate, we collaborate with educators, employers and other supports to develop practical strategies that promote inclusion, independence, confidence and meaningful participation across daily life.