Our services
Allied health care, delivered to you
Our multidisciplinary team brings expert support directly into your home, school, or community — for all ages, all stages of life.
Positive, evidence-based strategies for meaningful change
Our behaviour support practitioners work with individuals of all ages who experience challenging behaviours that impact their quality of life. We take a positive, person-centred approach — understanding the reasons behind behaviour and building practical strategies that work in real-world settings.
Who it helps
Children, adolescents, and adults with disability, autism, acquired brain injury, or complex support needs who experience behaviours of concern.
How to refer
Referrals can be made by families, carers, support coordinators, schools, or other health professionals. NDIS funding under Improved Daily Living or Capacity Building can be used.
What we do
- Functional behaviour assessments
- Positive behaviour support plans
- Restrictive practice reduction
- Carer and family coaching
- School and community consultation
Evidence-based therapy in the comfort of your own environment
Our psychologists provide assessment and therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and older Australians. Receiving psychological support in a familiar environment — your home or community — reduces barriers and helps people engage more fully with the therapeutic process.
Who it helps
Individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, adjustment difficulties, or those requiring psychological assessment for disability, NDIS, or aged care purposes.
How to refer
Self-referrals welcome. GP referrals under a Mental Health Care Plan may attract Medicare rebates. NDIS funding under Improved Daily Living can also be used.
What we do
- Psychological assessment and diagnosis
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Trauma-informed therapy
- Grief and loss counselling
- NDIS and aged care assessments
One dedicated person to coordinate and connect your care
A key worker is a dedicated professional who acts as the central point of contact for individuals and families navigating multiple services. They coordinate care, build relationships, and ensure that supports are working together — reducing the burden on families and improving outcomes.
Who it helps
Families of young children with developmental concerns or disability, NDIS participants with complex support needs, and individuals who need help navigating the service system.
How to refer
Referrals can be made by families, early childhood services, or other professionals. NDIS funding under Early Childhood or Coordination of Supports may apply.
What we do
- Single point of contact for all supports
- Care coordination and service navigation
- Goal setting and progress monitoring
- Family capacity building
- Liaison with schools, therapists, and providers
Practical support to help you live, work, and participate independently
Our occupational therapists assess and support individuals to participate in the activities that matter most to them — from daily self-care to community participation. Working in your home and community means our recommendations are practical, relevant, and immediately applicable.
Who it helps
Children with developmental delays, adults with disability or injury, and older Australians experiencing changes in function due to ageing, illness, or cognitive decline.
How to refer
Referrals accepted from individuals, families, GPs, hospitals, and support coordinators. NDIS funding under Improved Daily Living or Capital Supports (for equipment/modifications) can be used.
What we do
- Functional capacity assessments
- Home modification recommendations
- Assistive technology prescription
- Daily living skills training
- Sensory processing assessment and intervention
Communication and swallowing support across all ages
Our speech pathologists support individuals with communication, language, literacy, and swallowing difficulties. Delivering therapy in natural environments — where communication actually happens — leads to faster progress and more meaningful outcomes for clients and their families.
Who it helps
Children with speech delays, language disorders, or autism; adults with acquired communication difficulties following stroke or brain injury; and individuals of any age with swallowing difficulties.
How to refer
Referrals accepted from families, GPs, paediatricians, hospitals, and schools. NDIS funding under Improved Daily Living can be used.
What we do
- Speech and language assessment
- Early language intervention
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
- Literacy and phonological awareness
- Dysphagia (swallowing) assessment and management
Compassionate, skilled support for everyday life
Our support workers provide hands-on assistance with daily activities, personal care, and community participation. They work alongside individuals to build independence, maintain routines, and engage meaningfully in the activities and relationships that matter most.
Who it helps
Individuals with disability, older Australians, and anyone who needs practical assistance with daily living, personal care, or getting out and about in the community.
How to refer
Referrals can be made by individuals, families, support coordinators, or case managers. NDIS funding under Core Supports can be used.
What we do
- Personal care and hygiene support
- Domestic assistance
- Community access and social participation
- Transport to appointments and activities
- Skill building and independence support
Ready to refer or make an enquiry?
Whether you're a family, carer, support coordinator, or health professional — we make the referral process simple.