Our Services

Our aim is to offer comprehensive therapy services in a single clinic. We are a team of professionals from different fields who work together to ensure the best results and overall well-being.

Occupational Therapy

Learn how occupational therapists can help to promote independence and participation in everyday life.

Speech Therapy

Learn how speech pathologists assist in improving communication and swallowing difficulties.

Dietetics

Learn how registered dietitians can support you with personalised nutrition guidance, from weight management to dietary challenges.

Physiotherapy

Learn how our physiotherapists work with you to improve movement and mobility.

Psychology

Learn how psychologists can assist our clients in tackling life’s challenges an and promote psychological well-being.

Group Programs

Explore our range of programs, including skill-building, cooking, art and fitness groups, designed to foster growth and connection among participants.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy (OT) is a degree-based health profession, regulated by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Occupational therapists use a whole-person perspective to work with individuals, groups and communities to achieve optimal health and well-being through participation in the occupations of life.

“The term ‘occupation’ is used to describe all the everyday things we do in our life roles, but also the things we do to be who we are, the things we do to create a meaningful life and to engage with wider society and culture.” - Occupational Therapy Australia - About Occupational Therapy

Some challenges that our occupational therapists can assist with are:

  • self-care skills

  • gross and fine motor skills

  • handwriting

  • visual attention

  • sensory processing

  • emotional regulation and behaviours

  • social and play skills

  • eating

  • equipment needs

Speech Therapy

Speech Pathologists are university-trained allied health professionals with expertise in the assessment and treatment of communication and/or swallowing difficulties.

Our speech pathologists can assist with:

  • delayed language development

  • stutters/lisps/fluency

  • unclear speech

  • autism spectrum disorder

  • attention difficulties

  • disabilities that require alternative methods of communication (AAC or augmentative or alternative communication)

  • dysphagia (problems swallowing)

  • reading, literacy and comprehension difficulties

  • developmental delay

Dietetics

Dietitians are registered health professionals (with Dietitians Australia) who provide nutrition and dietary advice, specific to the individual. They can empower and educate families to overcome feeding challenges.

They can assist with:

  • weight management

  • children with complex medical needs, for example, enteral feeding

  • children with disabilities

  • eating disorders, food allergies and intolerances

  • fussy eating, poor or slow growth

  • gastrointestinal disorders

  • nutrient deficiencies

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists are registered health professionals (AHPRA) who specialise in the physical body and movement. They can assist with:

  • improving movement and flexibility

  • balance

  • posture

  • coordination

  • gross motor skills

  • building strength

Psychology

Psychologists are registered health professionals (AHPRA) who can work with children to improve learning, behaviour, emotions and mental well-being. They can assist with:

  • trauma

  • anxiety

  • autism spectrum disorder

  • developmental or behavioural mental health concerns

  • supporting parents and family members