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WonderKids is a paediatric therapy centre at 72 Constitution Street in Mosta, offering occupational therapy, speech and language therapy and sensory integration for children. No referral is needed to book. Send your enquiry through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page and we will pass it to the centre.
WonderKids is a paediatric therapy centre in Mosta, in the middle of the island, built around helping children develop skills for everyday life. Its therapists work in occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, sensory integration and child psychology, and the centre has therapy rooms and sensory rooms designed for children.
Parents can contact the centre directly without a referral, and the centre has no waiting lists. It is listed on VisitMalta.co.uk with the paediatric clinics in Malta, which is the best place to compare options if you are a UK family living in or visiting the island.
Occupational therapy and sensory integration
Occupational therapy helps children manage activities such as writing, dressing, eating and playing. The therapists work on fine motor skills, gross motor skills, sensory processing, handwriting, self-care and focus, and they see children with developmental delay, autism, ADHD, dyspraxia and learning difficulties.
Specialised Ayres Sensory Integration therapy takes place in the fully equipped sensory rooms, delivered by therapists with MSc-level training in the method. Typical signs that prompt families to get in touch include difficulty with handwriting, sensitivity to sound or touch, poor coordination, trouble with attention at school and frequent meltdowns. This page describes services only and gives no medical advice.
Speech and language therapy
Speech therapy looks at speech sounds, language understanding and use, social communication, fluency (including stammering) and voice. Sessions are play-based and usually last 30 to 45 minutes, while an assessment takes about 60 to 90 minutes and includes a parent interview, standardised tests and observation of play.
The speech and language pathologist is bilingual in Maltese and English, which matters in a country where many children grow up with two languages, and the centre supports bilingual children specifically. Parents are welcome to sit in on sessions and learn strategies to use at home.
Conditions and areas the centre supports
The conditions covered include autism, ADHD, language delay, stammering, selective mutism, dyspraxia, picky eating and child anxiety. The centre's articles for parents explain topics such as how occupational therapy approaches fussy eating, what is normal in bilingual speech development and how to help a child manage big emotions through sensory regulation.
Families come from Mosta and across Malta and Gozo, with towns from Sliema and St Julian's to Valletta, Mellieħa and Żurrieq named among the areas served. Therapy is built on play, evidence-based methods and regular reviews of progress.
Starting therapy and working with schools
After you get in touch, the centre asks about your concerns so it can match your child with the right therapist. The therapist then observes your child at play, uses standardised tests where suitable and gathers information from you and teachers. Bring any paediatrician or school reports to the first appointment. An individual therapy plan follows, and most children attend once or twice a week.
School consultations are available, with therapists visiting a child's classroom and meeting teachers. The centre works with children from infancy to adolescence. Some private health insurance plans in Malta cover these therapies, and the centre can provide receipts and reports for claims.
Visiting from the UK
Families moving to the island will find the Malta relocation guide useful for schools, healthcare and settling in. Mosta is known for its great domed church and sits close to historic Mdina, covered in our Mdina guide, while the capital is described in the Valletta guide.
If you are visiting, compare flights to Malta from the UK, read about where to stay in Malta and check the Malta weather guide before you travel, and see about Malta for general background. Our list of things to do in Malta covers days out between sessions. To ask about an appointment, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to WonderKids.
Questions about WonderKids
Where is the WonderKids clinic in Mosta?
The Mosta clinic is at 72 Constitution Street, Mosta MST 9057. It has therapy rooms and sensory rooms for children, and the centre also runs a second clinic in Żebbuġ.
Do I need a referral?
No. Parents can contact the centre directly to book an assessment or therapy session. If a paediatrician, teacher or another professional has referred your child, bring any reports to the first appointment.
What therapies does WonderKids offer?
WonderKids offers paediatric occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, Ayres sensory integration therapy and child psychology, along with school consultations, parent education sessions and home programmes so that practice continues between visits.
What are the opening hours?
The centre opens Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm. It is closed at weekends and on public holidays. Use our enquiry form to ask about appointment availability.
How long are sessions and how often do children attend?
Therapy sessions usually last 45 minutes to an hour, and assessments take about an hour to an hour and a half. Most children attend once or twice a week, and the therapist reviews progress regularly.
Does WonderKids support bilingual children?
Yes. The speech and language pathologist is bilingual in Maltese and English, and the centre supports bilingual children, so assessment and therapy can be given in both languages.
Practical information
The Mosta clinic is at 72 Constitution Street, Mosta MST 9057, and a second clinic operates in Żebbuġ. Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, and the centre is closed at weekends and on public holidays. Fees are shared on request. To start, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to WonderKids.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the WonderKids website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.