Paediatric occupational therapy supports children's development, helping them gain the skills needed for play, learning and daily living activities. Our Occupational Therapists offer targeted strategies and intervention to help children and their whānau to overcome and manage any barriers to participation in daily life.

Yes, most of the time. With clear goals and planning for therapy sessions, requests can be made for individualised funding. We can provide a quote along with a tailored therapy plan.

Yes, our occupational therapy is offered both in clinic and at home. We recognise that young people are often more comfortable in a familiar environment, so we are flexible with where we provide our OT service to ensure that your child's best outcomes are achieved. We are happy to visit your child at their school or Early Childhood Education Centre if indicated. Please note that appointments outside of the clinic may incur a travel cost.

Yes, we liaise closely with other therapists and professionals to ensure we all work collaboratively towards common goals for your child.

A standard initial evaluation for new patients is typically 60 minutes. Follow-up appointments vary in duration, ranging from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your child’s needs. At Nurture, we recognise the importance of dedicating adequate time when working with children and adolescents. Our goal is to empower every client and their family to share their unique experiences, receive a personalized therapy approach, and gain a deep understanding of the healthcare they’re receiving.

We understand that plans can change. To provide the best care for all our patients, kindly notify us at least 24 hours in advance if you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment. This allows us to accommodate others in need. Late cancellation charges of $30 may apply.

It is always best to check with your specific insurer and policy. Some insurers do support occupational therapy for specific conditions. If you’re uncertain about your coverage, please check with your provider.

If you’re dissatisfied with your treatment, please discuss it with your therapist for prompt resolution. If your concerns persist or you want to make a formal complaint, you can contact the Health and Disabilities Commissioner’s Office at 0800 112233. For general feedback, comments, or compliments, feel free to reach out to us via phone or email. Your input is important to us.