Our Team
Team of Therapists working with you across the Northern Territory
We are a team of trained professionals in many different disciplines. You’ll find that we have a number of therapists in many different areas, so you can have a treatment plan tailored to your needs no matter if you need physical, occupational or play therapy.
Our team of therapists include—
A psychologist who assists children and youth with:
- Attachment difficulties
- Sleep hygiene & difficulties
- Mealtime difficulties
- Sensory & emotional regulation difficulties
- Anxiety
- Attention & focus difficulties
- Social skills & interaction
- Trauma
- Toileting
- Counselling
Adults with:
- Anxiety & depression
- Phobias
- Relationship difficulties
- Trauma
- Stress management issues
- Alcohol & other drug addictions
- Personality & mental disorders
An Occupational Therapist who assists children and youth with:
- Fine motor & hand skills: dexterity, grasping and holding a pencil
- Visual-motor & handwriting: copying shapes & letters
- Self-care skills: getting dressed, using cutlery, toileting & fasteners
- Sensory/motor integration skills: sensitivities to textures, poor balance, clumsiness and fear of movement (swings)
- Visual-perceptual skills: discriminating shapes, letters, numbers & matching skills
- Coordination & gross motor skills: hopping, skipping & catching a ball
- Equipment prescription & trial
Adults with:
- Home Modifications
- Equipment Prescription
- Movement Difficulties
- Daily Living Skills
- Fine Motor and Hand Skills
- Behaviour Management
- Integration Into External Supports
A Speech Pathologist who assists children, youth and adults with:
- Speech
- Language
- Youth and adults with Orthopaedic
- Feeding/swallowing disorders
- Pragmatic language difficulties
- Neurological
- Communication Difficulties
- Stuttering
- The use of augmentative & alternative communication devices
- Muscular or Cardiothoracic concerns:
A Voice Movement Therapist assists children, youth and adults with:
- Trauma
- Attention & focus difficulties
- Self esteem
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Emotion regulation
- Alexithymia – the inability to express your emotions with words
- Overall wellbeing
Music Therapists assist children, youth and adults with:
- Relaxation
- Enjoyment and/or interest
- Individuals with a creative outlet
- Enhance physical
- Sensory and cognitive skills
- Encourage interaction with others
- Assist with mobility and motor skills
- Outlet for expressing frustration and anger
- Motivate an individual to develop new skills
- Build self-esteem and empowerment
- Cognitive functioning
- Motor skills
- Emotional and affective development
- Behaviour and social skills
- Quality of life by using music experiences
Allied Health Assistants
- Providing respite
- Assisting in running therapeutic groups
- Assisting in therapy sessions
- Providing supervised therapy sessions
- Maintaining equipment