We can see you have selected Occupational Therapy for a child aged under 12 months. However, usually for any developmental delays either gross motor or fine motor related, we recommend seeing physiotherapy as the first port of call.
Occupational Therapy is often required for children at this age if they havecomplex diagnoses (equipment prescription/specific upper limb strength - e.g. for neurological diagnosis) or sensory changes such as visual impairment).
If you you are unsure whether your child needs to see Physiotherapy or Occupational Therapy and they are under 12 months old, we recommend completing the physiotherapy component of the new patient form and calling the clinic to discuss further.
(No need to go back on the form, it should direct you to complete)