Kate Murphy Occupational Therapist

14/08/2026

I’m delighted to share that I am now offering Paediatric Occupational Therapy services in the North Cork area. 💛

After taking a short break from private practice to focus on my two boys while they were little, I’m really looking forward to returning to this work and supporting children and families in my local community.

I am currently offering:
✨ Paediatric OT assessments
✨ Individual OT intervention
✨ Parent consultations and practical advice
✨ Support around sensory processing, regulation, motor skills, fine motor development, daily living skills and participation

With experience across private practice, HSE Early Intervention, Primary Care and CAMHS, I’m passionate about providing individualised, child-centred support that helps children build confidence, independence and participation in everyday life.

📍 North Cork area
📧 Email: [email protected]
💌 Or feel free to DM me with any enquiries.

I’m really looking forward to reconnecting with private practice and supporting families in the area. 🌿💛

25/04/2022

Life can be so tough for our little ones! Sometimes we may not know what has upset them. As you can see, there may be many possibilities!

04/04/2022

Looks like a great course 👍

“As a secondary school teacher, I gained a huge amount of knowledge and confidence in teaching mindfulness in my classroom through this course. I would definitely recommend it.” Erica Keane

03/04/2022

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40843307.html?fbclid=IwAR3TmzU3VifhAlJaB9qHhCflNfl4qRAJrelRd_0CWxc9apSDkaNri_zz7Og

Three students in every classroom, on average, are affected by dyslexia — and yet teachers are not receiving adequate training on it, says Fine Gael senator Tim Lombard.

28/03/2022

Need to be more aware around boundaries and your child's mobile phone - these are the talks for you. PLEASE SHARE

28/03/2022

what a lovely fun activity for drawing skills 😊😊

24/03/2022

Dyspraxia is a disorder that can affect somebody’s movement and coordination. A person with Dyspraxia may move differently to others, but they are not clumsy or strange.