Occupational Therapy at Harper’s Health
Helping You Do the Things That Matter Most
Occupational Therapy (OT) is all about supporting people to participate in the everyday activities that give life meaning — from getting dressed and going to school, to cooking, working, or engaging in hobbies. At Harper’s Health, our OTs work alongside individuals and families to build the skills, confidence, and adaptations needed to live life to the fullest — at any age or stage.
Our Approach
At Harper’s Health, our Occupational Therapists are AHPRA-registered and bring a compassionate, strengths-based approach to therapy.
We work closely with:
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Parents, caregivers, and families
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Teachers and learning support staff
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Support workers, case managers, and health professionals
Together, we design practical, evidence-informed strategies that make a meaningful difference in daily life.
What We Support
Our Occupational Therapists provide assessment and therapy for:
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Fine and gross motor skills
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Emotional regulation and sensory processing
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Daily living skills (e.g. dressing, toileting, eating)
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School readiness and classroom participation
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Executive functioning and attention
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Social participation and play skills
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Functional capacity assessments
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Functional rehabilitation (post-injury, illness, or surgery)
Who We Work With
We support:
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Children who need help with school readiness, emotional regulation, motor skills, or independence
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Teenagers navigating study, self-care, and identity
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Adults recovering from injury, illness, or managing chronic conditions
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Older adults seeking to maintain independence, safety, and quality of life
Our OTs tailor supports to each person’s goals and environment — because everyone’s journey is different.
Enabling Everyday Success
From the first steps to renewed independence — our Occupational Therapists are here to empower you to live a life that feels more connected, confident, and capable.
