SERVICES

Individual Therapy Services for Children, Adolescents, Adults and Families,

Supporting Development, Wellbeing, and Everyday Skills


We offer Individual and Group Therapy.


Sometimes a Parent or Carer may want support with assisting their child to work through the issues they are presenting with. Our therapists can help you to help your child. Please contact us for more details.


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  • Psychological Counselling

    Supporting emotional wellbeing with compassion, clarity, and evidence‑based care.  


    Our psychologists provide neuroaffirming counselling for children, adolescents, and adults, helping them build emotional regulation, resilience, and practical strategies for everyday life.


    Why you might attend

    People come to psychological counselling for many reasons—big feelings, anxiety, burnout, parenting stress, trauma, identity exploration, relationship challenges, or simply wanting support to understand themselves better. We work with individuals, parents, and families, offering a safe, respectful space to explore what matters most. 

  • Occupational Therapy

    Building everyday skills through play, movement, and meaningful routines.  


    Our Occupational Therapists support sensory processing, motor development, functional independence, and confidence, using engaging, strengths‑based approaches tailored to each person’s unique needs.


    Why you might attend

    OT can help with sensory regulation, fine and gross motor skills, handwriting, coordination, daily living skills, executive functioning, and building routines that work for your family. We support children, teens, and adults, including those navigating sensory differences or developmental needs. 

  • Speech Pathology

    Supporting communication, connection, and confidence.  


    Our Speech Pathologists help children, teens, and adults build expressive language, understanding, social communication, literacy, and functional communication skills in a way that feels engaging, respectful, and neuroaffirming.


    Why you might attend

    People seek speech therapy for support with speech clarity, language development, social communication, literacy, stuttering, AAC, or building confidence in everyday communication. We also support autistic adults and teens with social communication and functional language goals. 

  • Dietetics

    Dietetic support for feeding, mealtime skills, and everyday participation.  


    Our Dietitians use neuroaffirming feeding approaches to support functional eating, sensory needs, and positive mealtime routines.


    Why you might attend

    Families and adults come to dietetics for support with feeding challenges, sensory‑based food preferences, mealtime stress, restricted eating patterns, gastrointestinal concerns, growth monitoring, or building eating competence. Our approach is gentle, flexible, and grounded in everyday routines. 

  • Key Worker / Early Childhood Educator

    Your family’s central support, guiding early development with care.  


    Our Key Worker/Early Childhood Educator provides coordinated support for young children and their families, helping you navigate services, build everyday skills, and create nurturing routines that strengthen connection and confidence.


    Why you might attend

    Families often seek Key Worker support when they want one trusted professional to help coordinate services, build developmental skills, support routines, and guide them through early childhood challenges. This role is especially helpful for families navigating multiple providers or early intervention needs. 

  • Funding

    Our services can be accessed through a range of funding options:

    • Medicare (with GP‑issued plans such as Mental Health Treatment Plans or Chronic Disease Management Plans)
    • NDIS for self‑managed and plan‑managed participants, and
    • Private payment for those without funding or who prefer to attend independently. 

    Each pathway offers different levels of support, and we’re happy to help you understand what’s available and how to use the funding that best fits your needs.


    You may also be eligible for the Variety Club We Care Therapy Grant - Click here to find out more

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TELEHEALTH APPOINTMENTS

All of our therapists are able to provide Telehealth Appointments. Some only offer appointments via Telehealth.

Please check their PROFILE to find out if you can see them face to face or via telehealth.


These appointments are conducted using MS Teams. This is a VIDEO call. If you do not have access to good wifi or a device, please contact us to find out about using our office to complete this video telehealth appointment.


For further information on how to use TEAMS, please visit this website - CLICK HERE


PAYMENTS - Self Managed NDIS or Private Clients


Payments for telehealth appointments will be required PRIOR TO the appointment. We will email the invoice to you the Friday prior to your appointment. You will be able to make payment via bank transfer (details will be in the email) or, our receptionist will call to take payment over the phone.


PAYMENTS - Plan Managed NDIS or Third Party Payers


A Service Agreement will be required for NDIS Plan Managed clients. We will invoice the Plan Manager directly.


Please note, if payment is not made within 21 days, or is rejected by your Plan Manager,

payment by the client or their representative will be required.


If a Third Party has agreed to pay your invoices, we will require confirmation in writing to accounts@supersaurus.com.au