Support for children and families, integrating Social, Emotional and Meaningful Development

Empowering families and professionals through DIRFloortime®, nature-based Occupational Therapy, and neuro-affirming education.

Therapy for Children & Families

Individualised sessions using DIRFloortime® and sensory integration principles.

Come to a DIR Workshop

Learn the foundations of the DIR/Floortime® approach in a supportive, practical environment. No prior experience needed—just curiosity and care. View upcoming trainings, events, and register directly online.

Resources to help

A curated collection of trusted articles, videos, tools, and books to help you better understand neurodivergence, sensory processing, and emotional development. Whether you’re a parent or professional, these resources are here to guide, inform, and empower your journey.

Welcome

Hi, I’m Louisa Hunter — a DIRFloortime® Expert Training Leader and Paediatric Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience.

At Integrate OT, we support children, families, and therapists to connect, grow, and thrive through evidence-based, relationship-driven, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches.

Whether we’re working in the clinic, bush, playground, or classroom, my work honours each child’s unique profile — supporting regulation, connection, motor development, and emotional growth in ways that feel authentic and joyful.

Why DIRFloortime®?

DIR is a relationship-based developmental model that supports the emotional, social, sensory, and motor needs of neurodivergent children — through connection, curiosity, and co-regulation.

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