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Our Therapy Services 

Occupational Therapy 

Our Occupational Therapists support children and young people to develop the skills and confidence they need to participate in the things that matter to them, at home, at school, in play and in the community.

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We can help with:

  • Regulation and sensory processing

  • Emotional and body awareness

  • Fine motor skills and handwriting

  • Gross motor skills and coordination

  • Daily living skills

  • Play and social participation

  • School participation and learning

  • Attention and executive functioning

  • Confidence, independence and participation

  • Supporting transitions and everyday routines

 

Ready to get started?

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Speech Pathology 

Our Speech Pathologists support children and young people with communication, speech, language, literacy and social communication skills.

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We can help with:

  • Speech sounds and clarity

  • Understanding language

  • Using words and sentences

  • Early communication

  • Social communication

  • Stuttering

  • Voice

  • Reading and literacy

  • Writing

 

Ready to get started?

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Allied Health Assistant Program 

Our Allied Health Assistant programs provide structured, goal-focused support under the guidance of an Occupational Therapist or Speech Pathologist.

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Your therapist develops the program and goals, with the AHA providing regular sessions and your therapist reviewing progress along the way.

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AHA programs can support goals such as:

  • Building and practising therapy skills

  • Developing independence

  • Supporting participation in everyday activities

  • Practising skills between therapist reviews

  • Working towards specific individual goals

 

Want to find out if an AHA program could work for your child?

Key Worker & Complex Therapy Coordination

This is not NDIS Support Coordination.
It is an experienced senior therapist who helps coordinate your child’s therapeutic supports and keep everyone working towards the same goals.
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This can include: 

  • Helping translate therapy goals into everyday practice

  • Working with the whole team, parents, support workers, teachers and other therapists so everyone understands the goals and feels confident supporting them in everyday life.

  • Monitoring progress and identifying when goals or supports need to change

  • Providing clinical and therapeutic guidance to the team around your child

  • Helping make sure everyone is working together, rather than in isolation

 

Need someone to help coordinate the bigger picture?

Not sure where to start? 

That's okay. If you're not sure which service is the right fit, get in touch and we'll help you work it out.

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