About us
Who we are
OT for Kids are an independent, private occupational therapy company. Our sole purpose is to produce positive results for every child who accesses our service. Every one of our therapists are hand-picked to ensure the best level of care for you.Why us?
We strive for better. OT for Kids deliver children's Occupational Therapy that produces positive results for every child, parent teacher, organisation and school that accesses our services.Our Aims
Make a positive difference in every child, parent, teacher, school and organisation we work with .Our Promises
We aim to provide a better future for you and your child by putting you at the centre of our practice.Our Clinics
Find your nearest clinic!What is Paediatric OT?
Paediatric Occupational Therapy (OT) is a branch of OT that is specific to improving the lives and functional skills for people up to the age of 18. We cover a wide range of difficulties encompassing many conditions.Our Vision
We create new opportunities for all children, irrespective of ability or location, to access Occupational Therapy and improve key skills.Our Mission
Our vision is to offer a seamless, open and high quality Occupational Therapy service to all children through providing the most up to date, evidenced based assessment and treatment.Our Values
We have 6 core values that help us provide the best service and get the best results.Our Processes
All of our occupational therapists have been highly trained and use this tried and tested process to ensure we give you the best treatment.If you would like any information regarding the services we provide, or would like to discuss a case with one of our therapists please email office@otforkids.co.uk or call us on 0330 223 0888.
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Next steps:Please contact one of our experienced occupational therapists today and we will gladly discuss how we can help and what services we can offer you.
- 0330 223 0888
- office@otforkids.co.uk
- 2 Hagley Rd, Salford M5 3EY map]
OT for Kids have been a great help in aiding my son Jake with coping with his dyspraxia both at home and in school. They came out to our house and completed the assessment at home.
