Therapy that happens in the water

NeuroSplash provides aquatic occupational therapy specifically for children. Each session is led by a qualified Occupational Therapist and uses play-based, child-led activities in the water to help children develop confidence, independence, and essential everyday skills.
Children work on movement, coordination, sensory regulation, attention, social interaction, and confidence with water-based routines - all in a safer, supportive aquatic environment.
Aquatic Occupational Therapy is ideal for children who need extra support with sensory processing, coordination, regulation, or participation in everyday activities.
It can be especially beneficial for neurodivergent children, including those with autism or ADHD, and for children who find traditional therapy settings challenging. The water’s calming, sensory-rich environment supports focus and regulation, allowing sessions to be individually tailored to each child’s needs, interests, and comfort level.
Aquatic Occupational Therapy supports the development of functional skills, including:
Skills are intentionally supported to carry over into everyday routines at home, school, and within the community.
NeuroSplash offers a child-led, play-based approach grounded in occupational therapy expertise and neuroaffirming practice. Therapy sessions are designed to feel safe, motivating, and achievable, encouraging children to explore movement, build confidence, and develop independence at their own pace.
Our focus extends beyond the water, supporting meaningful participation in daily life and empowering children and families every step of the way.
Are you ready to start your aquatic occupational therapy journey?
Booking your first session with NeuroSplash is easy! Simply reach out to us through our contact page to schedule an appointment. We look forward to supporting you as you begin your aquatic therapy experience.
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