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services.
what can i offer you?
Occupational therapy is about helping people to do the activities they need to do, want to do, or are expected to do. We work towards your meaningful goals.
People i see may have difficulty with Sensory difficulties - being overwhelmed by sound - sensitivity to lights - food textures/picky eater Social skills - making and keeping friends - "reading the room" - shyness Picky eating - food textures - eating the same foods regularly Hygiene/self-care tasks - following daily routines - showering or toileting - sleeping Gross motor skills - coordination or balance - clumsiness - learning to ride a bike Fine motor skills - handwriting - hand coordination - shoelaces, zips, or buttons Emotional regulation - feeling emotions strongly - transitions or change - calming self Managing daily life - organising schedule - chores and budgeting - attending appointments Community access - public transport - grocery stores and crowds - running errands
what can i expect?
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enquiry/referral
This can come from family, school, yourself, or a healthcare worker. Please click here to enquire/refer.
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identify strengths and difficulties.
Identifying the young person's strengths and difficulties. We may also screen for possible diagnoses.
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intervention.
This is where we we work towards your goals.
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assessment/s
This may involve discussions, standardised assessments, and reviewing previous notes/reports.
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set goals.
Setting meaningful goals about the activities you want to do, need to do, or are expected to do.
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re-assessment.
We may repeat assessments to check how your goals are tracking.
there are 5 funding streams available.
$193.99 per hour.
Travel time and travel costs may be charged in line with ndis pricing arrangements.
Self-managed and plan-managed participants only.
and the best bit?
We can meet wherever you like, including:​
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your home.​
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your school (with approval).
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your local park or beach.
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online.​
you decide.
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