Chinese-speaking occupational therapists in Sydney

Occupational therapists help children build fine motor, sensory and everyday skills, and help adults and older people regain independence after injury or illness.

When to see an occupational therapist

A child who struggles with handwriting or focus
Home safety or equipment advice for older parents

How Extras usually pays

Typical price $150–$220; Extras typically pays $40–$80 (per session).

（Estimate only — your insurer has the final say）

Occupational therapy is covered on some mid and top policies; each session gets part back. Check your policy.

Prices and rebates for Child development →

Qualifications and registration

Occupational therapists must be registered with Ahpra (Occupational Therapy Board).

Good to know

Some people may be eligible for Medicare or NDIS support — ask your GP.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Please follow your practitioner's professional advice about treatment.