Our Services
What our Occupational Therapists do
Our OTs help young people achieve the goals that are important to them. Some of the goals that we may work on include.
Building relationships
Addressing emotions such as anxiety and anger
Organising and managing homework and school-related tasks
Home tasks such as meal preparation, organising personal spaces and domestic tasks
Accessing public transport and road safety
Budgeting and money management
School attendance and engagement
Navigating sensory environments and experiences
Completing the morning routine and self-care tasks
Working towards obtaining a learner permit
What our Support Workers do
Our Support Workers assist clients to engage and participate in daily activities at home and in the community including:
Self-care tasks including dressing, teeth brushing and managing the morning routine
Domestic tasks including preparing meals, organising personal spaces and laundry
Work and study-related tasks such as planning out and organising homework tasks,
Accessing the community to build social relationships, travel training, money handling and shopping
Social and emotional support
Engaging in desired leisure activities e.g sport, dance, arts and crafts, games, music etc. (we love knowing about your young person’s interests and matching them with Support Workers who share these interests)
Our Support Workers service most suburbs in Melbourne. Contact us to discover and organise a meet and greet.
What our Therapy Assistants do
Assistants work on the same goals as our Occupational Therapist. They are able to work with young people in between their therapy sessions or to substitute therapy sessions in some cases. Similar to the Occupational Therapists, Therapy Assistants are focused on building capacity and increasing independence.
Therapy Assistants are provided with a therapy plan to implement from the Occupational Therapist that is reviewed regularly as the young person progresses. Therapy Assistants are a great way for young people to practice the skills they are trying to develop on a more regular basis.
Who We Work With
Our services are open to pre-teens, teenagers and young adults. Our services are catered to supporting Autistic individuals as well as individuals with ADHD, Anxiety, Sensory Processing Disorder, Intellectual Disabilities and Down Syndrome.
Additional Services
Assessments and reports: We provide sensory assessments, Functional Capacity Assessments, and handwriting assessments for applying Special Exam Arrangements. We also offer NDIS progress reports for review.
Custom-made visual schedules, visual task breakdowns and easy-to-follow visual recipes can be purchased.