Occupational Therapy for for Adults
Practical support for disability, progressive conditions, injury recovery, daily living, and independence. In clinic or via telehealth.
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Occupational Therapy for for Children
Support for regulation, movement, sensory needs, feeding, play, and daily routines. Sessions are available in clinic or via telehealth.
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What to expect in your first appointment
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Frequently asked questions
No referral is needed to book an appointment. GP referrals are welcome if you are planning to access Medicare rebates. This matches the speech page wording and fits the OT funding information currently listed on the website.
We support both adults and children. Our occupational therapists work with a range of needs including daily living skills, motor skills, regulation, sensory needs, feeding, community access, and independence.
Your first appointment is about getting to know you or your child, understanding your concerns, and identifying the goals that matter most day to day. Assessment may include observation, discussion, and formal assessment where appropriate. This reflects the current OT page’s emphasis on functional support and the newer speech-page structure you are mirroring.
This depends on your goals, needs, and the type of support recommended. We will talk you through the most appropriate option after your initial appointment. This is an operational answer rather than something explicitly stated on the page, so keep it if it matches how the clinic actually works. The site does not currently list exact session lengths.
Yes. We can provide assessments, reports, and letters where clinically appropriate. The current OT page refers to assessment and provision of assistive technology, along with broader functional support, so this is consistent in scope, but you should only keep “reports and letters” if the clinic does offer them routinely.
Yes. Telehealth is available where appropriate. Both the current OT page and the newer speech page reference telehealth availability.
We welcome NDIS clients and can accept plan managed or self managed participants. Private health rebates may be available depending on your cover, and Medicare rebates may be available with a GP referral under a Chronic Disease Management Plan.
Yes. Occupational therapy can support feeding skills, posture and positioning at the table, routines around eating, and managing different food textures.
Yes. We support children and families with sensory processing, body regulation, attention, and responding to everyday sensory input more effectively.
Yes. We support practical everyday skills such as dressing, toileting, brushing teeth, eating, showering, and other tasks that build independence.
You can contact our clinic to enquire or book an appointment. Our team will guide you through the next steps and answer any questions you may have.