Services
Psychology
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Psychologists focus on a child’s feelings, behaviours, and thinking skills. They help children understand emotions, build coping strategies, and manage behaviour at home, school, and in the community.
Psychologists also work closely with families to develop practical ways of supporting their child day to day, and are often the first step if a diagnosis is being explored.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapists focus on how environmental, emotional, sensory, and motor challenges affect a child’s ability to take part in everyday activities—like getting dressed, writing, playing with friends, or managing big feelings.
OTs work with families to create practical, hands-on strategies that build independence and make daily life more manageable and enjoyable.
Speech Pathology
Occupational Therapy
Orofacial Myology
Speech pathologists support a child’s communication and feeding skills. They help with talking, understanding language, speech clarity, social communication, and eating or swallowing where needed.
They work closely with families to support communication in everyday life, at home, school and in the community.
Orofacial Myology
Occupational Therapy
Orofacial Myology
Orofacial myology focuses on how the muscles and structures of the mouth, face, tongue and jaw work together. Differences in these areas can impact breathing, chewing, swallowing, speech, sleep, and facial or dental development.
They work collaboratively with families and, where needed, alongside other professionals such as dentists, orthodontists, ENTs and medical specialists.
Therapy Assistant
Therapy Assistant
Therapy Assistant
Therapy Assistants focus on giving children extra opportunities to practise their therapy goals under the guidance of psychologists and OTs.
They support families with strategies in everyday settings—at home, school, or in the community—helping to make therapy more consistent, practical, and cost-effective, while keeping the main therapist central to planning and progress.
Assessments
Therapy Assistant
Therapy Assistant
Our team offer a range of diagnostic and functional assessments. Common assessments include:
- autism
- ADHD
- anxiety, including selective mutism
- cognitive and learning difficulties
- sensory processing
- functional capacity
- speech and language
Group Programs
Therapy Assistant
Group Programs
Our group programs give children and young people opportunities to practise and extend therapy goals alongside peers through activities designed around different ages, interests and areas of development.
All groups are run by our multi-disciplinary allied health team.
Programs run throughout the year, including school holiday groups and term-based programs.
