Our Occupational Therapy services focus on practical, meaningful skill-building across home, school, work and community life.

Ongoing Occupational Therapy

Ongoing OT provides regular support for young people with multiple or longer-term goals. It helps with:

• Play and social interaction

• School, study or early work skills

• Routines and self-care

• Community participation

• Independent living skills

• Fine and gross motor skills

Therapists work closely with families, schools and workplaces so progress carries across real environments.

Short-Term Occupational Therapy

Short-term OT offers 2–3 targeted sessions for one goal or question.

It’s helpful when you want to:

• Understand your child’s development

• Get school or study recommendations

• Receive practical next steps without ongoing therapy

Functional Capacity Assessments

FCAs provide a clear picture of strengths, abilities and support needs.

Used for NDIS planning and reviews, they include:

• A comprehensive functional assessment

• A clear, practical written report

• Recommendations for supports and next steps

Extra support, guided practice & real-life skill building

Our Therapy Assistants work alongside our therapists to provide hands-on support and practice in everyday environments. This service helps build confidence and independence through consistent, real-world skill development.

Therapy Assistant sessions can take place:

• In the clinic

• At home

• At school

• In the community (e.g. parks, shops, everyday settings)

How it works

Participants begin with their primary therapist and transition to Therapy Assistant sessions when they’re ready.

This allows for:

• More frequent practice

• Hands-on support in real-life situations

• Ongoing therapist oversight, with regular check-ins and supervision

Your therapist remains closely involved to ensure progress stays aligned with your goals.

Getting started

To access Therapy Assistant services, you will need to:

• Begin therapy with one of our therapists, or

• Be referred by an external therapist

If you’re currently working with another service, your therapist will provide:

• A handover

• Ongoing guidance and updates to our Therapy Assistants

This ensures support remains safe, consistent, and goal-focused.

Learn, connect & build skills together

Our group programs bring people together in a supportive, engaging environment to build skills, confidence, and connection. Each group is designed around shared interests and individual goals, using evidence-based, neuro-affirming therapy approaches.

Groups may focus on:

• Emotional regulation

• Social interaction and communication

• Everyday life skills and participation

How groups are run

Group sessions are:

• Led by qualified therapists

• Supported by Therapy Assistants, providing the right balance of guidance and independence

We offer a range of programs throughout the year, including:

• Holiday programs

• Interest-based groups

• Groups developed in response to community need

Registering your interest

Group availability varies across the year.

To register your interest:

• Complete our Service Enquiry Form

• A member of our team will contact you to discuss suitability and next steps

Flexible, engaging therapy from home

We offer online therapy for children, teens, and young adults who can’t attend the clinic, live further away, or prefer the comfort of home. Sessions are interactive and engaging, delivered using specialised therapy platforms — not just standard video calls.

What to expect

Online therapy is:

• Research-supported, with evidence showing outcomes comparable to in-clinic therapy

• Designed to build skills, confidence, and independence

• Structured to keep sessions engaging and goal-focused

Ongoing support between sessions

Participants also have access to our therapy app, which allows you to:

• Connect with your therapist

• Complete activities between sessions

• Stay supported outside of appointments

Online therapy is flexible, personal, and designed to fit into everyday life.