Occupational Therapy

This guide explains everything you need to know about accessing children and young people’s Occupational Therapy services. You’ll find guidance on how to request an assessment, how to access the service, and what to expect during the process, so families and professionals can feel confident and informed every step of the way.

About Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapists support children and young people to participate in everyday activities. 
Examples include:

Self-care:

• getting dressed
• eating a meal
• using the toilet
• preparing drinks and snacks

Productive:

• packing a bag
• doing chores
• accessing the school environment

Play and leisure activities:

• playing with friends
• doing sports and hobbies
• playing with toys

Support for everyday activities can be found on the NHS Great Glasgow and Clyde website