We work on the physical, cognitive, and sensory skills that make daily tasks easier to manage. That includes how someone moves, how they respond to their surroundings, and how they follow through on a task from start to finish. We look at what’s getting in the way—whether it’s balance, grip, sequencing, attention, or regulation—and build practical strategies that make the activity possible. Support may include dressing, toileting, mealtime routines, handwriting, using two hands together, following instructions, or coping with noisy or unpredictable environments. We don’t work from a list. We build therapy around the specific things the person is struggling to do on their own. We also provide clear recommendations, assistive technology advice, and reports required for plan reassessments or capacity-building goals. Every part of the service is tied to daily life—what the person does, where they struggle, and what needs to change to make the task easier.