Collaborative Approach Therapy Services- Cambridge

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Collaborative Approach Therapy Services- Cambridge

CATS has multiple clinic locations. We offer Occupational Therapy to children, adolescents and adult

01/09/2026

We practice what we preach at CATS! We know and use the power of routine and habits in our own life. Some of our favourite routines;
Walks with a colleague
Morning workouts
Daily meditation
Meal prep for the week
Get outside

01/08/2026

Struggling with morning chaos? Here are 3 therapist-approved tips for creating a smoother start to the day:
Use a visual schedule with pictures or words.
Set a timer for transitions like getting dressed.
Reward consistency with positive reinforcement (like a sticker chart).
Routine-building takes time, but small changes lead to big results!

01/06/2026

It's still not as easy as it sounds, but knowing the foundations to make good habits stick is a step in the right direction. As James Clear states its important to see the small wins, and look for the 1% gains. 1% gains daily can really add up!

What do you think? How do turn habits into routines?

Getting a grip on forming habits might seem tricky, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction. James Clear highlights that celebrating those little wins and aiming for just a 1% improvement really matters. Those small wins add up big time as the days go by!

What do you think? How do you turn habits into everyday routines?

01/02/2026

Routines create a sense of security for children and help them feel in control of their world. They reduce stress, foster independence, and make transitions smoother. At CATS, we know that consistent habits build strong foundations for learning and growth.

What routines work best for your family? Let us know in the comments!

01/01/2026

At CATS, we're here to support you and your family as much as we can. When it comes to establishing new routines, we are here to help! If your current routine remains unchanged, let us reimagine it with you so that life gets a little bit easier.

12/30/2025

Looking for a cozy winter read with your little ones? ❄️ “The Jacket I Wear in the Snow” by Shirley Neitzel

Perfect for sequencing winter dressing, vocabulary, and repetition.

12/26/2025

Snowflake crafts, obstacle courses, and cozy sensory activities make learning FUN. Our winter-themed groups help kids build motor skills, clothing independence, and sensory regulation.

12/25/2025

If you’re playful, collaborative, growth-oriented, and passionate about family-centered care… we want to meet you.

Send us a message or visit our careers page to apply.

12/23/2025

Every new skill—no matter how tiny—helps your child build confidence, independence, and pride. When we celebrate the small steps, kids learn to believe in themselves long before the big milestones arrive.

Want support building those wins? Our OTs are here to help.

12/19/2025

Teens need winter skills too! OT for teens focuses on: independence, planning, sensory tolerance and self advocacy.

12/18/2025

OT helps by building comfort, predictability, and sensory regulation — one small step at a time.

12/16/2025

Winter skills are hard -- but every attempt is growth!

Address

74 Ainslie Street S
Cambridge, ON
N1R3K5

Telephone

+12267483607

Website

http://CATherapyServices.ca/

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Collaborative Approach was founded in 2018 by two Occupational Therapists, Alison Hendricks and Sue Wahl. With experience and passion for OT they set their focus on paediatrics and adult mental health. Their vision is to provide a space for therapists to feel supported which in turn provides better care to clients. Alison is taking the lead on the Guelph treatment space, inside the Childhood Speech and Apraxia Centre while Sue is working in the Brant treatment space, inside Dr. Scott and Associates.