Meaningful support for kids, youth & young adults — their way.

Strengths-based therapy across home, school, work, community & life transitions.

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Our services

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Occupational Therapy

Support for kids, youth, and young adults to build everyday skills, confidence, and independence.

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Ongoing & short-term OT

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Skill-building across home, education, work and community settings

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Functional Capacity Assessments

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Therapy Assistant Services

Hands- on practice and support guided by your primary therapist.

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Real-world skill practice

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Clinic, home, school, work, community

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Cost-effective extension of therapy

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Groups Sessions

Engaging OT- led groups designed to build social, emotional, and life skills.

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Social & emotional regulation

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Holiday + interest- based programs

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Led by therapists + supported by TAs

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Online Therapy

Flexible, research- supported online therapy you can do from home.

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Interactive, engaging telehealth

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Good for families who can’t attend in person

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Why choose Jelm Allied Health services

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Neuro-affirming, evidence-based support

We use strengths- based, neuroaffirming approaches tailored for kids, youth, and young adults — with therapy grounded in evidence, not guesswork.

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Individualised plans that evolve with you

Every therapy plan is shaped around the person’s goals, interests, and real-life environments — and adapted as they grow and change.

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Therapy that fits your everyday life

Support can happen in the clinic, at home, at school, in the community, or online — wherever skills can be practiced meaningfully.

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Our vision:

We believe every young person deserves to feel seen, understood, and supported.

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