Occupational Therapy Services
Our services
Supporting children and families across Brisbane, including Paddington, Chermside and Brisbane North.
At In Sync, we empower babies, toddlers, children and teens to overcome developmental hurdles through highly tailored, evidence-based care. Our team of exceptionally qualified professionals (with all our Occupational Therapists either certified or currently qualifying in Ayres Sensory Integration®) provides the reassuring expertise your family deserves. We turn clinical excellence into meaningful outcomes, building confidence, independence, and joy from the very first session.

Sensory Smart Education
Empowering educators with real-world tools for the classroom
We work alongside Sensoy Smart Education to transform learning environments into sensory-friendly spaces, giving teachers the professional development and strategies to help every student succeed.
Language-Inclusive Care for Every Family
At In Sync Therapy Hub®, we believe that effective care starts with being understood. Our multilingual services ensure that families from diverse cultural backgrounds feel warm, supported, and confident throughout their clinical journey.
Assessments
We provide assessments in both English and Spanish, specifically tailored to ensure your child's strengths are accurately captured.
Treatment Support
Interpretation is available during treatment sessions in Spanish, Filipino, German, and Afrikaans to provide reassurance and clarity for families.

What can paediatric occupational therapy help with?
Occupational therapy can support children facing various developmental, physical, or sensory challenges. Below are some of the primary reasons families seek our specialized support.
Sensory processingÂ
Sensitive to noise, clothing or touch, or constantly seeking movement.
Attention and focus
Difficulty staying focused, sitting still or calming after becoming overwhelmed.
School readiness
Developing motor and cognitive skills required for a smooth transition into the classroom.
Gross motor coordination
Clumsiness, difficulty copying movements or learning new physical skills.
Fine motor skills
Difficulty using pencils, cutlery, buttons or completing written work.
Daily living skills
Dressing, eating, toileting, hygiene and routines.
Social skills and play
Joining play, personal space and understanding social cues.
Emotional regulation
Working with children to learn how to navigate challenges with more regulated behaviours.
Postural control
Developing the postural foundations for focused learning, and active playground participation





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