Occupational Therapy Services

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We provide mobile occupational therapy services for children, adolescents, and adults, delivered in the environments that matter most, your home, school, kindergarten, or community.

All services are tailored to the individual, with a strong focus on building confidence, independence, and meaningful progress.

Flexible, Mobile Occupational Therapy That Fits Into Everyday Life

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We offer one-on-one therapy sessions designed to support individual goals in real-life environments.

What to expect:

  • Initial consultation with parents or caregivers

  • Goal setting based on individual needs

  • Building rapport and trust with the client

  • Individualised therapy sessions

  • Ongoing communication with families, schools, and key supports

Therapy is typically delivered in blocks (often up to 10 weeks), depending on the client’s needs and goals.

Flexible, Mobile Occupational Therapy That Fits Into Everyday Life

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We offer feeding therapy using the SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory) approach, supporting children who experience challenges with eating, food variety, or mealtime behaviours.

This approach focuses on building positive relationships with food in a gradual, supportive, and pressure-free way.

Feeding therapy may support:

  • Limited food variety or picky eating

  • Sensory sensitivities to textures, smells, or tastes

  • Anxiety or distress around mealtimes

  • Difficulty progressing through age-appropriate feeding stages

Sessions are tailored to each child and family, with practical strategies that can be carried into everyday routines at home.

Feeding Therapy (SOS Approach)

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A one-off assessment designed to identify strengths, challenges, and support needs.

This includes:

  • Consultation with caregivers

  • Functional assessment

  • Comprehensive written report

Suitable for:

  • NDIS documentation

  • School or kindergarten support

  • Understanding next steps for therapy

Occupational Therapy Assessment & Report

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A detailed assessment used to support NDIS funding and planning.

This includes:

  • In-depth assessment process

  • Use of standardised assessment tools

  • Detailed report outlining functional capacity

  • Clear recommendations aligned with NDIS goals

Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA)

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An assessment focused on identifying appropriate living supports and housing needs.

This includes:

• Initial consultation and information gathering

• Functional assessment

• Detailed report with recommendations

This supports individuals and families in making informed decisions about living arrangements and support levels

Supported Independent Living (SIL) Assessment

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    Children

    We support children to build confidence and skills for everyday life, including play, learning, emotional regulation, self-care, and motor development.

    Therapy can take place at home, school, or kindy, with support tailored to the child’s goals and family needs.

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    Teens

    We work with teenagers to strengthen independence, emotional regulation, social skills, daily routines, and participation at school or in the community.

    Support is practical, individualised, and focused on helping teens feel more confident in everyday life.

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    Adults

    We support adults with disability to build independence, improve daily functioning, and work towards meaningful personal goals.

    This may include support with routines, self-care, sensory needs, functional skills, and assessments for NDIS-related supports.

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    Families and Caregivers

    We work closely with parents, caregivers, and key supports to ensure therapy is practical, collaborative, and aligned with everyday life.

    Our approach is family-centred, flexible, and focused on creating meaningful outcomes beyond the therapy session itself.

Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, your child, or a loved one, we’re here to help.

We understand that reaching out can feel overwhelming, so our goal is to make the process simple, supportive, and clear from the very beginning.

Appointments are offered on a structured rotating schedule to support consistent, ongoing therapy for all clients.

Face-to-face sessions are delivered across dedicated working blocks, with clients typically seen on a fortnightly basis.

Appointment Hours:

8:00am – 5:00pm

Appointment days vary each fortnight and are confirmed in advance.

If you have specific availability requirements, please include this in your enquiry and we will do our best to accommodate.