Pre-assessment review
We review your priorities, developmental and medical history, previous reports, current supports, and relevant work samples.
OUR FLAGSHIP SERVICE · CAIRO
Occupational Therapy
Assessment
A deeper understanding of your child. Clear priorities. A practical plan for everyday life.
Enquire about an assessmentFor families looking
for an explanation.
When learning, play, movement, routines, or self-care feel harder than expected, an assessment can help clarify what may be contributing.
We ask: what helps your child participate, what gets in the way, and what should change? The focus is everyday function, strengths, and meaningful priorities.
Explore the assessment process ↓WHAT’S INCLUDED
A clear process.
A connected picture.
Parent clinical consultation
Around 60–75 minutes to understand routines, strengths, challenges, and what matters to your family. Together, we identify 3–5 key participation questions.
Individualized child assessment
Around 90–120 minutes, depending on age and need. We explore relevant areas such as movement, coordination, written output, regulation, attention, planning, or self-care. Standardized tools are selected where indicated; every child does not receive the same tests.
Home and natural play observation
Included in the Occupational Therapy Assessment. Observing familiar activities helps us understand the interaction between your child, the task, and their environment—from play and transitions to homework and daily routines.
School Context Review
We consider information you provide: teacher comments, report cards, work samples, SEND/IEP documents, previous assessments, and relevant questionnaires. This does not include school visits or direct teacher consultation.
Clinical interpretation and report
We bring together parent concerns, strengths, test findings, observation, and context to explain what may be affecting participation. A concise written report includes an executive summary, findings, and your child’s Participation Plan.
Results and strategy session
Around 60–75 minutes to explain findings, agree priorities, and work through practical next steps. We clarify what parents can implement, where skilled OT may help, and whether another professional is appropriate.
Follow-up and review
One review of around 30 minutes, approximately 4–6 weeks later. We discuss what was implemented, what changed, remaining barriers, and whether the plan needs adjustment.
YOUR TAKE-HOME ROADMAP
Your Child’s
Participation Plan
Around 3–5 priorities, chosen for their importance to your family. For each one, we explain:
The goal
Which meaningful activity should improve?
The explanation
What child, task, or environmental factors may be contributing?
The change
Which practical strategies or adaptations can help?
The people
Who can implement each part of the plan?
The outcome
How will we know if everyday participation is improving?
Understanding is the beginning.
Implementation brings it into life.
A written report and strategy session help you understand the findings. The included review helps us learn what is working and decide what comes next.
OTHER WAYS TO BEGIN OR CONTINUE
Clarity Consultation
A parent-focused conversation of around 45–60 minutes to explore concerns, relevant history, whether OT is appropriate, and possible next steps.
This is not a comprehensive assessment and does not provide formal clinical conclusions. Home observation is not included.
Enquire about a consultation ↗Focused Implementation Packages
After assessment, where skilled intervention is warranted: a defined goal, baseline, focused intervention, everyday implementation, and an outcome review. Blocks may span 4, 6, or 8 weeks, as agreed.
Participation Review
A defined review to assess progress, adjust the plan, and determine whether support should continue, change, or end.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Before you book.
Does my child need a diagnosis?
No. You can enquire because everyday activities are difficult or because you want to understand concerns more clearly. We first discuss whether this assessment fits your child’s needs.
Which assessments will you use?
We choose tools according to the clinical questions, your child’s age, and their needs. Assessment may explore motor and visual-motor skills, written output, sensory processing, regulation, executive functioning, or everyday independence. We explain the proposed approach before proceeding.
How long does the process take?
The process involves several appointments and time for analysis and reporting. We confirm the schedule and report timeframe before booking. The included follow-up takes place approximately 4–6 weeks after the results and strategy session.
Do you diagnose autism or ADHD?
This is an occupational therapy functional and participation assessment, not an autism, ADHD, learning disorder, or psychiatric diagnostic assessment. Where further diagnostic evaluation may be helpful, we recommend an appropriately qualified professional.
Do you visit schools?
We do not currently offer school visits, teacher consultation packages, or direct school consulting. We incorporate school context through information your family provides.
What school information should I provide?
Relevant teacher comments, reports, handwriting or other work samples, SEND/IEP documents, previous assessments, and school correspondence can help. We will guide you on what is useful for your child’s questions.
Where do home observations take place?
In your child’s familiar home or natural play environment, as agreed before booking. This observation is included in the flagship assessment, not in a Clarity Consultation.
Do you travel across Cairo?
Home-based observation is included within our core service area. For locations requiring extended travel, a fixed travel supplement or arranged private transport may apply. Travel requirements are confirmed before booking.
What happens after the assessment?
You receive a Participation Plan and strategy session, followed by the included review. Next steps may be independent family implementation, parent support, a focused OT package, or referral to another professional.
Does every child need ongoing OT afterward?
No. Recommendations depend on the findings and your priorities. Some families can continue independently; others may benefit from a defined block of skilled support with an outcome review.
Can you work with our existing therapists?
Tell us about current care when you enquire. With your consent, we can discuss whether coordination with an existing therapist is appropriate and agree its scope before proceeding.
What ages do you assess?
Please share your child’s age and main concerns. We confirm suitability and available assessment tools before booking rather than assume every assessment is appropriate for every age.
Start with
what matters to your family.
Contact us for current assessment availability and fees.
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