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Neurodiversity refers to the unique neurological differences within the human mind. Neurodivergence encompasses diagnoses such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and more.
The neurodiversity affirming approach means that we believe in strength-based approach to developmental differences and embrace the fact that not all children take the same pathway to development. We aim to view children holistically and support the child’s neurodivergent identity, rather than mould them to fit the societal expectations coined from neurotypical individuals.
The Speech & OT Co. is incredibly passionate about looking at a child’s development and identifying the strengths, interests, differences, and areas of support.
Our team have a wealth of knowledge in early childhood development. Each of our therapists are passionate about providing the most current, evidence based service which is tailored to your needs. If your child is outside these age brackets, feel welcome to get in touch with us as we can always provide some great referral pathways.
Your child is unique and every child is different! So this question cannot be answered with ease. Your child sets the pace for achieving the goals set out. Other factors that may affect time include family led practice, how many goals are set out, and how regular appointments are.
Please feel free to contact us via our contact page or phone number to arrange a session for your child. Our lovely admin team are willing to help you find a time and availability that best suits your family’s needs!
Yes! During our intake process, we talk with you about your child's development and progress. We love it when you are involved in sessions, so you can continue to work with your child at home.
Please get in touch with us to ask about our waiting lists. Factors include your location and your preferences for days and times. As our team work flexibly throughout the week, we want to ensure you are paired with the right fit!
An AHA has completed relevant units pertaining to Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy and are knowledgeable and experienced. They are qualified to work under the direct supervision of a Speech Pathologist or Occupational Therapists and are able to carry out programs or therapeutic intervention with guidance. The Speech Pathologist/Occupational Therapist provides a tailored program in which the AHA will implement and document.
AHAs are beneficial in providing service for families who have limited NDIS funds and families who are paying out of pocket.
Absolutely! Research shows that children learn best in every day situations. We aim to build and expand on those opportunities already being provided in your child's every day life - at home, early childhood and school settings, the park, or where you and your family spend time together! This ensures that goals are personalised and functional, and work for you and your family.
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