Client Services
Our Occupational Therapists help individuals to thrive and shine in their essential and chosen daily activities. We accomplish this by using an all-round and comprehensive approach, focusing on the goals that are meaningful, important and of value to our clients.
Some of the ways we can do this are: by adapting tasks and environments, supporting our clients and care teams to develop their skills, and by recommending equipment and resources to make a task easier or safer to perform.
Our dedicated team see beyond a diagnosis and deliver authentic and genuine support.
Ongoing Occupational Therapy Sessions
Our therapeutic sessions aim to develop skills, self-belief and fulfilment and are individualised for every client to feel safe, valued and genuinely supported.
Functional Capacity Assessments
A comprehensive assessment of an individual’s functional abilities to ensure clients have the right level of support and NDIS funding for their needs.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) Assessments
For clients with complex needs who may require 24/7 care or Supported Independent Living funding packages via the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
Assistive Technology, Aids and Equipment
Assessment of client function and needs, liaising with providers and exploring equipment options, trials and reports to the appropriate funding body.
Supervision and Consultation
We are passionate about supporting Occupational Therapists and other health professionals through clinical supervision, mentoring and coaching.
Coaching & Education for Families & Caregivers
We work in partnership with clients’ families, carers and paid supports to draw upon their expert knowledge and experience to develop solutions together.
Behavioural Supports
Improve quality of life, increase skills, and reduce or eliminate harmful behaviours, including those that interfere with engagement, learning and relationships.
Sensory/Emotional Regulation Assessments and Recommendations
Supporting individuals to identify, understand and regulate their thoughts, emotions and sensory processing needs.