Occupational Therapy Services
Learn about our services
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You don’t need to change who you are, your brain just works differently. Education, strategies and skills to work with your brain in a world that wasn’t designed for you
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Support for Neurological rehabilitation including cognitive retraining, graded motor imagery, upper limb therapy, electrical stimulation and modified Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (mCIMT)
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OT and AHA supported programs to increase your ability to engage in the activities that mean the most to you.
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Understanding is the key to change, whether it be from an organisation level or with yourself.
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Experience in prescribing equipment for your unique needs, whether its power drive wheelchairs, electric beds or a 4-Wheeled-walkers.
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We do not provide diagnostic services.
We can provide reporting for various funding schemes - please contact to discuss availability
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Supervision of OT’s and other Allied Health professionals - online bookings available for Supervision only
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, but we do have an email list.
Feedback was that it was frustrating to be on a waitlist, not knowing how long it could take. The email list means you can subscribe and we let you know when our books reopen.
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If you aren’t sure, just ask.
We will let you know if it’s not within our wheelhouse, and point you in the direction of someone who can help if it’s not us.
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Sure do! We can do home visits, as they are still an essential part of supporting you. The bonus is we have a clinic too, so depending on your needs we can do either or both.
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If you can’t book online, it means the books are full for that therapist.
Pop your name and email into the waitlist registration and we will let you know as soon as we can see new clients.
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Sure, it’s possible! We don’t book it in as a regular slot unless we have a clinical need - basically we have to be working on something together.
We’ve all been there where you feel like the provider just wants you to come back and back and back.
We actually want you to graduate and tell your friends about us instead!
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It means we don’t try to change, shame or blame you for the way your brain works. Instead, we look for ways to work within the world we live in.
Your diagnosis, and the way your brain works is not wrong, it’s just unique to you, and the world was mostly designed for the majority. That means we have to find ways to work within and around those limitations.
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They help our clinicians deliver therapy programs, so that you get more bang for your buck.
They can also support with assessments, resource development and even speed up the process of report writing.
It’s usually more cost effective because you can get more therapy with an AHA as part of your team, than without. Ask us about using an AHA in your therapy program.