We provide therapeutic intervention and capacity building supports to children aged 0-10 years old and their families.
We use the Key Worker Model approach and lean into transdisciplinary practice, which means we continually build skills and knowledge from other therapists to broaden our expertise to support families.
Our focus is on creating a welcoming and safe environment for all children and families who come through our door.
Our practices are always family-centred and based on the strengths of your child and family.
Our individual and group therapy services can be funded by the NDIS or privately.
What is the Key Worker model?
A Key Worker is the main allocated therapist for a family. They come from a therapy background that is closely related to a family’s main goals.
Our Key Workers are trained in all areas of early childhood development and can facilitate consultations with specialist disciplines when required, which significantly reduces the time and energy burden on a family.
The Key Worker model assists families by reducing the number of therapy appointments families have to attend.
The Key Worker model has been shown to provide the most positive and effective outcomes for families and children.
The Key Worker model is considered best practice within early childhood intervention.