Paediatric Occupational Therapy North Brisbane.
Bright Path Paediatric Therapy provides mobile paediatric occupational therapy services across North Brisbane, supporting children and families in their homes, schools/kindergartens, and community environments.
We work with children across early childhood through to school age (0-16 years), helping them develop the skills they need for everyday life, participation, and independence. Our approach is family-centred and focuses on practical strategies that can be embedded into daily routines.
As a mobile service, we travel across North Brisbane to deliver therapy where children are most comfortable and where their skills naturally develop and generalise.
Areas We Service.
We provide mobile paediatric occupational therapy across North Brisbane and surrounding suburbs, including:
Ashgrove
The Gap
Bardon
Enoggera
Alderley
Newmarket
Everton Park
Mitchelton
Keperra
Stafford
Kedron
Chermside
Albany Creek
Aspley
and surrounding suburbs
The suburbs listed above are examples of areas we regularly service and are not an exhaustive list. If you're unsure whether we can support your location, please get in touch.
How We Support Children in North Brisbane.
We support children with a wide range of developmental and functional needs, including sensory processing differences, emotional regulation challenges, fine and gross motor skill development, handwriting skills, school readiness, and daily living skills such as dressing, toileting, and routines.
Therapy is tailored to each child’s needs and goals, and often includes collaboration with parents, teachers, and other professionals involved in the child’s care.
Frequently Asked Questions.
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Yes, we provide mobile occupational therapy sessions in the home environment across North Brisbane.
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Yes, where appropriate and with school approval, we can provide school-based sessions.
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Yes, we support children funded through the NDIS (self and plan managed only) as well as private clients.
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We primarily support children from early childhood through aged 16.
We’re here to help.
If you’re unsure where to start, getting support from an occupational therapist can be a helpful first step.