Occupational Therapist Cremorne

Expert OT for disabilities, injuries, aged care and children

At Your Home
​or In Clinic

So that you, or your family member, always have access to the specialist assessments, therapy, equipment and level of care needed.

Paediatric ​Services

​We help children with a wide range of physical and learning difficulties, and develop the practical skills they need to perform daily activities.

Neurological Rehabilitation

​Expert therapy to help people affected by brain and spinal injuries, and their families, become as independent as possible, as soon as possible.

Home Assessments
& ​Modifications

​If, you or someone you love is struggling with daily tasks or mobility, we can assess, suggest and arrange home modifications.

​Movement 101 Cremorne

2/412 Military Rd
Cremorne NSW 2090
Phone: 02 9908 1949

Ready to regain independence?

Call 02 9908 1949 to book a session today

Lead a Healthy Independent Life with Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapists help people of all ages carry out activities, so they can live healthy and fulfilling lives, as independently as possible. Movement 101 specialists can help you, or a loved one, overcome or manage a wide range of challenges caused by accidents, ill health, difficulties and old age, such as:
  • Chronic pain
  • Specialised Equipment prescription
  • Mobility, standing and self-support
  • Palliative care
  • Home rehabilitation
  • Cognitive assessment & retraining
  • Paediatric therapy and complex needs
  • Personal care and dressing
  • Stroke & neurological rehabilitation
  • Getting back to work
  • Disability accommodation assessment
  • Dementia care and planning
  • Supported independent living assessment
  • Motivation and fatigue strategies
  • Home modifications
  • And more

How can an Occupational Therapist help my child?

Occupational therapy helps children who are having trouble doing everyday things because of physical, psychological or emotional problems, developmental delay or intellectual disability.
Our highly experienced paediatric occupational therapists will look into your child’s thinking, emotions, behaviour, sensory processing, social interactions, play, gross motor skills and fine motor skills. We work with babies, children and teenagers to treat a wide range of difficulties and conditions, including:

  • Balance and coordination
  • Sensory processing
  • Strength and endurance
  • Handwriting and drawing
  • Attention and alertness
  • Confidence
  • Body awareness
  • Self-care skills
  • Movement planning
  • Visual memory
Our Promise

Our 3 Steps To Help You Regain Your Independence And Take Control Of Your Body.

1

We'll identify what's going on and what the source of your problem is.

 Subjective & objective examination to discover what has contributed to your problem and identify what your goals are.
2

We provide you with treatment to get you moving in the right direction immediately

Expert one on one Occupational Therapy sessions to help move you closer to living a healthy independent life.
3

We create a tailored solution to help you get the results you want

At your first appointment we'll explain exactly how we expect you to progress and improve and what goals we expect to achieve for you.
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Do I need a referral to see a Movement 101 Occupational Therapist?
No, you don’t need a referral. You can contact us here to make an enquiry or an appointment.
Can I claim for my Occupational Therapy sessions?
Yes, most major health funds cover occupational therapy services. Alternatively, you may be able to claim through Medicare: 
  • Between 5- 10 sessions through Medicare with a form from your doctor, depending on the diagnosis
  • Through private health funds, depending on your level of cover.
  • For children’s occupational therapy through government schemes like Better Start and Helping Children with Autism. 
What are Gross Motor Skills?
​They are skills for activities such as sports, bike riding, skipping, hopping and balance that use larger muscle groups.  To carry them out successfully, children need a blend of strength, coordination and planning skills.
What are Fine Motor Skills?
​They are skills for activities such as tying shoe laces, drawing, handwriting, cutting, using a knife and fork, zippering and buttoning that use smaller muscle groups in the hands. To carry them out successfully, children require finger strength, control and dexterity.
What is Sensory Processing?
Sensory information is messages we receive from our senses, including taste, smell, sight, hearing, and touch, as well as muscles and joints that help us work out space and force, and the inner ear for balance. Kids with sensory processing issues have difficulty organising and responding to this information. They might be over sensitive, under sensitive or both.
As a result, they may dislike or become agitated by:
  • Touch
  • Activities like brushing/washing hair, brushing teeth
  • The volume or frequency of some sounds
  • Getting messy
  • The feel of fabrics, tags, etc.
  • Touch
  • Bright lights 
​How is Occupational Therapy different to Physiotherapy?
​​Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy are quite different services. However, there are common areas, which is why they do get confused. Both physiotherapists and occupational therapists are trained extensively in musculoskeletal system anatomy, injuries and rehabilitation. Occupational Therapists evaluate and improve people’s functional abilities. Physiotherapists focus on issues with movement. At Movement 101, several of our team are fully qualified Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists. This deeper understanding of function and movement, means they can provide you with a more comprehensive and effective treatment and rehabilitation.

Ready to start your
health journey?

Call 02 9908 1949 today!