Physiotherapy
The developmental delays caused by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can affect a child's gross and fine motor skills. The role of a physiotherapist is to support motor impairments in the body including respiratory control issues and level of coordination, improved posture, and addressing misalignment in the musculoskeletal system. Our experienced paediatric physiotherapist will design treatment sessions tailored to the individual needs of your child. Treatments range from acupuncture to hydrotherapy to breath work, as well as traditional techniques, and can occur in the comfort of your own home.
NDIS Supports
Amelia has hand-picked a team of NDIS support coordinators, support workers, mentors, and therapy assistants to support NDIS participants to enhance their functional capacity and independence. NDIS Support Coordinators guide you to make the best use of your plan and understand how supports can be used to pursue your goals. They can connect you with NDIS providers, community and government services and build your confidence and skills to best utilise your supports. Our team will help nurture the therapeutic process by developing a shared understanding of concerns and systematically solve problems, helping clients to learn new skills and form new habits to improve situations and alleviate distress. We provide individual therapeutic support for participants of all ages.
Social Group Programs
Clinical Psychologist Amelia Read, along with the expertise of our group programs coordinator, Ashleigh, and all of our specialist therapists have come together to create specialised social group programs aimed at helping the ASD community grow and thrive at events that allow them to celebrate neurodiversity with like-minded peers.
These programs encourage neurodiverse individuals of all ages to step out of their comfort zone in a safe and supported space and practice using social skills, mindfulness, and emotional regulation techniques.
See our Social Groups page for upcoming events and how to register your attendance.