Occupational therapists help people do everyday activities at home, at school and at work, for example after an illness or injury, or when a child needs support with development. Occupational therapists must be registered with CORU. The register opened on 31 March 2015 and the title has been protected since 31 March 2017.
Butterfly Occupational Therapy Clinic is a small paediatric OT practice in Ballinspittle near Kinsale, founded in 2021 and run by CORU registered occupational therapist Cathy Moir, who is also trained in sensory integration. It works with children and young people up to 18 through one to one sessions, full OT and handwriting assessments, group programmes, parent workshops and school visits. Appointments are arranged directly by email, WhatsApp or the website contact form, and prices are given on request rather than published.
Strides Therapy Clinic is a private paediatric clinic at Ballinphellic, Upton, about ten minutes from the Ballincollig bypass, offering occupational therapy and speech and language therapy to children from 12 months old. Its distinctive feature is hippotherapy: CORU registered therapists use the movement of a horse as one treatment tool within a one to one therapy plan, with sessions moving indoors to therapy rooms when the horse is not suitable or the weather is poor. Enquiries go by phone, email or the website contact form; session prices are not published.
Source: HSE, primary care centre departments and services.
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