Group Therapy 

Group therapy gives children a supportive space to connect, communicate, and learn together through play and shared experiences. Our group speech and occupational therapy sessions focus on building confidence, social interaction, and self-expression in ways that feel natural and enjoyable.

Each group includes children with a wide range of strengths, interests, and communication styles. Sessions are guided by experienced, CORU-registered therapists who create a safe and inclusive environment where children can explore new skills, build friendships, and develop strategies that support everyday life.

Group therapy is open to all children across Cork and Munster and forms an important part of our family-centred, neuroaffirmative approach.

Occupational Therapy

Our Occupational Therapists support children to build the skills they need for everyday life  from play and self-care to learning and social participation. We focus on helping children feel confident, capable, and connected in their daily routines.

Therapy is family-centred and shaped by your child’s goals and your family’s priorities. Programmes may include individual sessions, joint Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy sessions, or group therapy options depending on what best supports your child’s development.

Our Occupational Therapists provide assessment and support in areas such as muscle strength, coordination, fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, visual and auditory perception, self-care, and social participation. Sessions are playful, practical, and grounded in evidence-based practice.

Families attend our clinic from across Cork, Waterford, Kerry, and Limerick, and we also offer online therapy to families throughout Ireland.

Educational Psychology 

Our Educational Psychology service provides comprehensive assessments to support children, adolescents, and young adults in understanding their learning profile and achieving their full educational potential.

We offer assessments for dyslexia, dyscalculia, and cognitive abilities, as well as evaluations to support school accommodations, lifelong learning, and school placement planning. Each assessment provides practical recommendations for parents, schools, and students, helping to guide the next steps in learning and support.

Educational psychology explores how people learn, think, and develop. By examining areas such as problem-solving, memory, motivation, and self-regulation, our psychologists identify individual strengths and learning needs. This helps children feel confident, capable, and supported in the classroom and beyond.

Our assessments are evidence-based and align with Department of Education and HSE guidelines. Reports are recognised by schools, SENO teams, and educational bodies across Ireland.