FAQs
frequently asked question

Occupational therapy can benefit children, adults, older Australians, NDIS participants, and individuals recovering from injury or illness.

It assesses your support and housing needs to determine suitable living arrangements that promote safety, independence, and accessibility.

This assessment identifies equipment or technology that can improve independence, mobility, communication, and daily living.

The therapist evaluates a child's development, sensory processing, motor skills, and daily functioning to guide appropriate support strategies.

A Sensory Assessment examines how an individual processes and responds to sensory information such as sound, touch, movement, and visual input.

It evaluates hand strength, coordination, and dexterity required for tasks such as writing, grasping, and self-care activities.

A Driving Assessment evaluates physical, cognitive, and visual abilities to determine fitness to drive safely.

Yes. Occupational therapy can help participants build capacity, improve independence, and achieve their NDIS goals.

These services provide continued support, assessments, interventions, and goal reviews to help maintain independence and wellbeing.

Physiotherapy can assist with musculoskeletal, neurological, chronic pain, post-surgical, sporting, and age-related conditions.

Hydrotherapy is physiotherapy conducted in a heated pool to improve strength, mobility, balance, and recovery while reducing joint stress.

Clinical Pilates is a physiotherapist-guided exercise program designed to improve strength, posture, flexibility, and movement control.

Dry needling is a treatment that targets muscle tightness and trigger points to reduce pain and improve movement.

Physiotherapy uses movement, education, and tailored treatment strategies to improve function and help manage persistent pain.

Sports rehabilitation helps individuals recover from sporting injuries and safely return to training and competition.

Yes. We offer personalised support to help older adults maintain mobility, independence, safety, and quality of life.

Bulk billed physiotherapy and occupational therapy services may be available for eligible participants.

Yes. We provide rehabilitation and therapy services for eligible individuals recovering from workplace or transport-related injuries.

Yes. Depending on individual needs, services may be delivered at home, within the community, or in other suitable settings.