Speech and Occupational Therapy at Amazing Kids
Beginning in 2025, Amazing Kids in both of our locations will provide specialised speech therapy and occupational therapy services designed to help children reach their full potential. Our evidence-based therapies are tailored to address individual goals and developmental needs, fostering confidence, independence, and skills for everyday life.
Speech Therapy
- Speech and Language Skills: Assisting with speech clarity, vocabulary building, and expressive and receptive language development.
- Literacy and Learning: Enhancing reading, spelling, and written expression.
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Alternative Communication: Supporting non-speaking children to use tools such Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and other non-speaking communication tools.
Occupational Therapy
- Fine and Gross Motor Development: Improving hand-eye coordination, balance, and strength for tasks like handwriting and sports.
- Self-Care Skills: Teaching dressing, feeding, toileting, and other daily routines.
- Sensory Processing and Regulation: Helping children manage sensory inputs for better focus and emotional control.
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Play and School Readiness: Encouraging participation in play and preparation for academic tasks
Functional Capacity Assessments
- Mobility and physical capabilities.
- Communication and social interaction.
- Sensory and behavioural regulation.
- Self-care and independence.
These assessments guide personalised intervention plans and help families access appropriate NDIS supports, ensuring children receive the services they need to thrive.
Multidisciplinary and Family-Centred Approach
Amazing Kids takes a collaborative approach, integrating input from speech therapists, occupational therapists, and other allied health professionals to provide holistic care. We work closely with families to ensure support aligns with your child’s unique goals and daily routines.
- In-clinic therapy sessions in a supportive environment in both our Hawthorn and Williamstown clinics.
- Telehealth options for convenient access.
- Community visits at homes, schools, or early learning centres.