Occupational Therapy
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Move with ease
Whether it’s improving strength, balance, or coordination, we help make movement more natural and comfortable.
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Boost independence
From dressing and cooking to work and hobbies, we create strategies to help you do things your way with confidence.
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Sensory & emotional support
If the world feels overwhelming, we help with sensory processing and emotional regulation to bring calm to your daily routine.
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Smart solutions
Need assistive technology or home modifications? We’ll recommend tools and changes that make your environment work for you.
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School Readiness & Learning Support
Assisting with handwriting, attention, and classroom participation for a smoother transition into school.
However your therapy is funded, we'll help you make sense of it.
We work with self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants, charged in line with the current NDIS Pricing Arrangements. We also accept Medicare clients with a GP referral, at the scheduled rate with no additional fee on top. Private clients are welcome, with no referral needed and no waiting for approval. Not sure how your funding works? Most families aren't. Call us on 03 5929 4921 and we'll talk it through.
We work with people of all ages, from birth to 65 and beyond.
Most of the people we see are living with autism or developmental delay, and we also support clients with intellectual disability and Parkinson's disease. Some come to us as toddlers and stay with us for years. Others arrive later in life, after a diagnosis that changes things. Whatever brought you here, we start with what matters to you.
Therapy works best where your child already lives their life.
So we come to you. Sessions run in our Kilsyth clinic, in your home, at school or kinder, out in the community, or online via telehealth — whichever suits your family. We travel across Melbourne's eastern suburbs including Croydon, Mooroolbark, Bayswater, Boronia, Montrose, Lilydale and Ringwood, and further afield by arrangement.
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