Helping children build strong foundations for learning, communication, play and daily life.

 

At Bloom Kids Clinic, our Early Intervention team works with children aged 0–6 years to support their development during the most important years of growth. We work collaboratively with families to build skills, confidence and participation across all the environments where children learn and play.

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Early Intervention supports can be delivered by our:

• Occupational Therapists

• Speech Pathologists

• Early Childhood Teacher 
   

Together, we help children develop the foundational skills they need for everyday life, school readiness, and long-term wellbeing.

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What Early Intervention Can Help With:
 

Early Learning Skills

Supporting children to develop early concepts such as letters, sounds, numbers, colours, shapes, comprehension, attention, and participation in structured activities.

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Play Skills

Building skills like shared attention, turn-taking, pretend play, problem-solving through play, and engaging with peers and siblings.

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Communication Development

Helping children understand language, build vocabulary, use early words, gestures and signs, follow instructions, and express their needs.

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Social Skills

Developing skills such as turn-taking, sharing, playing with peers, reading social cues, joining activities, and building early friendships.

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Emotional Regulation & Behaviour

Supporting children to recognise emotions, manage big feelings, follow routines, transition between activities, and use positive behaviour strategies.

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Sensory Processing

Helping children understand and respond to sensory input, improve attention, reduce overwhelm, increase regulation, and participate in daily tasks.

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Fine Motor, Handwriting & Pre-Academic Motor Skills

Developing hand strength, pencil grasp, drawing readiness, scissor skills, early handwriting, and coordination needed for school tasks.

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Gross Motor Skills

Supporting balance, coordination, strength, posture, stability, riding a bike, navigating playground equipment, and participating confidently in physical play.

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Executive Functioning

Building early skills like focus, planning, following steps, problem-solving, and developing independence in daily routines.

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Daily Living & Routine Skills

Helping children build independence in dressing, toileting, feeding, morning routines, following household expectations, and participating in home and community life.

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Family Capacity Building

Working closely with parents and caregivers to provide strategies, routines, and support that can be used at home, preschool and in the community.

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