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NDIS Occupational Therapy

From getting ready for the day, using public transport, managing relationships, or finding employment, expect our team to build your skills and equip you to do the things you want, your way.

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NDIS Registered Provider — Available Across Many Locations — Support at Home, Work, School and in the Community

How NDIS Occupational Therapy Delivers More

As a registered NDIS provider, our NDIS occupational therapy helps you create life changing positive change.

Our occupational therapists support you in your community, with neurodiversity affirming practice, as part of a broader team that may include speech pathologists, physiotherapists, positive behaviour practitioners, and habit coaches.

Because the best way to deliver positive change is to look at your whole life and engage a team of practitioners with the understanding and skills that are vital to helping you make the changes that matter to you.

NDIS Occupational Therapy Outcomes may Include

Improved confidence and capabilities to make decisions independently
Exploring sensory preferences, especially those least, and most preferred
Assistive technologies to increase independence and make daily living easier
Improving social skills and connections with other people through friendship
Enjoying hobbies and interests to improve wellbeing and mental health
Building resilience to deal with life challenges to ‘bounce back’ from problems.

Strategies and support to learn new skills
Making environments safer and more accessible to maximise independence
Advice on wheelchair seating, and trialling equipment
Home modifications to move around home easily
Support to transitions to school, university or a new job
Meaningful paid or volunteer work or career development.

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To get started with NDIS occupational therapy our disability practitioner comes to your home to get to know you, your family and other members of your support team. They take a whole of life approach to set you on your pathway to positive change.

Not yet a NDIS participant? Visit our NDIS pages for information on getting your plan funded.

Are you needing an assessment? We offer a range of assessments, including OT and functional assessments. If you’re unsure which one would be better suited to you, our blog on the difference between these assessments is a helpful resource.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does an occupational therapist help with?

Our occupational therapists help children, teens and adults build skills for everyday life. This may include getting ready for the day, emotional regulation, social connection, sensory preferences, routines, using public transport, finding employment and increasing independence at home, school, work and in the community.

What is occupational therapy and how can it help my child?

Occupational therapy helps children build the skills they need for everyday life. This may include play, emotional regulation, communication, social skills, routines, fine motor skills, sensory preferences, dressing, eating and participating at home, kinder or school. Occupational therapists work with children, teens and their families to build skills through practical support in everyday environments.

How is occupational therapy at Everyday Independence different?

Occupational therapy helps children and adults build everyday skills. This may include play, emotional regulation, social skills, sensory preferences, finding a hobby, work, or greater independence.

At Everyday Independence, you’ll be supported by an occupational therapist working as part of a broader therapy team. One team working together towards shared goals helps achieve better outcomes.

For children under nine, a key worker will also support your child by implementing some of the OT strategies planned by their OT.

Do you provide occupational therapy at home or in the community?

Yes. We support people where life happens. At home, school, work and in the community because this is where skills are built and used every day.

How do I choose the right occupational therapist for my child?

If you’re looking for occupational therapy for your child, choose a provider experienced in supporting children at home, kinder and school where everyday skills are developed. We also recommend choosing a registered NDIS provider as they are required to meet strict government quality and safety standards to help ensure services are safe and reliable.

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