Your local occupational therapist
Book directly with the qualified occupational therapist covering this area. Services shown are matched to their confirmed scope of practice and local travel area.
Georgie Leeson
Clinical Specialist Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Qualifications: BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapist, York St John University, Graduated 2014, HCPC OT69960, RCOT Member
Phone: 07854 334 969
Please mention Mobile Occupational Therapist when you call.
Email: hello@littlepeaksot.co.uk
Occupational Therapist in Biddulph
From Brown Lees and Gillow Heath to the streets around central Biddulph and out towards Knypersley, your local occupational therapist comes to you - appointments happen in your own home rather than at a clinic.
Biddulph sits between Stoke-on-Trent and Congleton, close to Biddulph Grange Garden, and is one of the larger towns in the Staffordshire Moorlands.
Areas around Biddulph covered
- Central Biddulph
- Brown Lees
- Gillow Heath
- Knypersley
- Mow Cop
- Biddulph Moor
- Rudyard
- Endon
- Congleton
- Leek
If your own street or part of Biddulph isn't listed, please still get in touch – your local occupational therapist may well be able to travel to you.
If you're just outside Biddulph, get in touch anyway - your local occupational therapist covers the surrounding area too.
Coverage in Biddulph
Biddulph sits between Stoke-on-Trent and Congleton, close to Biddulph Grange Garden, and is one of the larger towns in the Staffordshire Moorlands.
Home visits cover Biddulph itself as well as the surrounding area - your local occupational therapist can confirm your exact location when you get in touch.
What to expect
- Home assessment: your occupational therapist comes to you - no need to travel
- Flexible appointments: daytime slots, with evening and weekend availability depending on your local occupational therapist
- Equipment advice: practical recommendations that fit your home
- A personalised plan: built around your goals, not a generic checklist
Services in Biddulph
Home Assessments
A practical, whole-home occupational therapy assessment focused on your everyday activities, safety and independence.
Home Adaptations
Assessment and practical advice on grab rails, bathing equipment, stairs and wider access changes, so your home works for you.
Equipment & Daily Living Aids
Honest, needs-led advice on daily living equipment - seating, bathing aids, kitchen and mobility-related items - fitted and demonstrated in your own home.
Older People & Independence
Support to keep everyday routines, safety and confidence on track as things change with age - for you and the people who care about you.
Hospital Discharge Support
Home-based support after a hospital stay - setting your home up properly, checking function and routines, and helping you recover safely.
Children's OT
Private paediatric occupational therapy focused on self-care, sensory needs, motor skills and participation at home and school.
Sensory Needs Assessment
Assessment of sensory processing differences - often called sensory processing disorder, or SPD - and practical, everyday strategies to support routines at home, school and work.
Care Home OT Visits
Occupational therapy visits for care home and assisted-living residents, covering equipment, seating, daily routines and family liaison.
Neurological OT
Occupational therapy for people living with stroke, Parkinson's, MS and other neurological conditions, focused on daily activities and function at home.
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Workplace & Ergonomic Assessment
Practical workplace assessments to support a safe return to work, reasonable adjustments and better day-to-day function at your desk or workstation.
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Housing Needs Assessment
Occupational therapy housing assessment: an independent view of whether a property meets someone's needs and what would have to change - for rehousing, adaptation or funding applications.
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Functional Assessments & Reports
Independent assessment of activities of daily living, with a written report for a clearly agreed purpose - fees and scope confirmed in writing before any visit is booked.
Enquire with the officeFrequently asked questions
Is there a private occupational therapist near me in Biddulph?
Yes - if you've searched for an "occupational therapist near me" in Biddulph, this is us: a private, HCPC-registered occupational therapist covering Biddulph and the surrounding area, booked directly rather than through an agency.
Do you cover the area around Biddulph?
Yes - home visits extend to the surrounding area as well as Biddulph itself. Contact the office to confirm your exact location.
How long does a first home visit in Biddulph take?
An initial assessment typically takes 45–75 minutes, depending on what's being assessed. This gives enough time to understand your home, your goals and what would help.
What times are appointments available in Biddulph?
Daytime weekday appointments are standard, with some early evening and Saturday slots depending on your local OT's availability. Ask the office when you get in touch.
Is there a charge for the first phone conversation?
No - your local occupational therapist covering Biddulph offers a free, no-obligation phone call to talk through your needs and confirm whether a home visit is right for you.