Occupational Therapy
Kudos
- Service type:
- Allied Health Support
- AHP type:
- Occupational therapy
- Support category:
- educator upskilling
- group child support
- family and parenting support
- Primary AEDC domain:
- physical health and wellbeing
- Secondary AEDC domains:
- language and cognitive skills
- Delivery location:
- all areas of South Australia
- Delivery mode:
- online live
- in-person
- hybrid
- Program delivery:
- by early childhood service staff with training and supports
- by supplier staff to groups of children, families or educators
- Tiered intervention:
- tier 1 universal whole service
- tier 2 Targeted for specific cohorts or small groups
- Cost:
- variable
Description
- Physical health and wellbeing: helping children develop fine and gross motor skills, improve physical access and safety through environmental modifications and promote independence in self-care activities.
- Language and cognitive skills: activities that foster cognitive development and language skills.
- Social competence: enhancing social skills through play and social interactions, helping children build positive relationships and engage effectively with peers.
- Emotional maturity: assist in developing emotional control and concentration, supporting children in managing their emotions and behaviours.
- Communication skills and general knowledge: by integrating therapy into everyday activities, children improve their communication abilities and gain practical knowledge that helps them navigate daily life.
- improved ability to engage in play and learning
- improved independence skills
- improved ability to engage in routines
- improved fine motor skills.
How this is delivered
- Group sessions are typically held in-person, 1-2 times per week.
- Each group session usually lasts between 30 to 45 minutes.
- The size of the group can impact the effectiveness of the therapy. Smaller groups (for example, 3-5 children) are often preferred to ensure each child receives adequate attention and support from the therapist.
- Group sessions often focus on activities that promote social interaction, cooperative play and the development of fine and gross motor skills. These activities are designed to be engaging and fun, encouraging participation from all children.
Cost
Contact the provider
Contact name: Kudos Tailored Learning Coordinator
Contact email: Learning@kudosservices.com.au
Contact phone: (08) 8348 6500
Contact website: https://kudosservices.com.au