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Every child develops differently, and we're here to help. At Dot to Dot Early Intervention, our team works alongside families to provide tailored therapy, groups, and support that helps children build skills, confidence, and connections that make a difference at home, at school, and in the community. We help parents / caregivers to be the everyday experts of their children (0-8 yrs), working together to reach their goals in a supportive and nurturing environment.
Stay and Play Allied Services specialises in Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology for children aged 0 to 12 years. We are a mobile-based paediatric service covering areas of Western Sydney and North West Sydney. We are highly skilled and compassionate Therapists who value working closely with families, caregivers, schools, and health professionals to help children learn to navigate life with their unique abilities. We use evidence-based therapy techniques to treat our clients. Our Therapists regularly participate in professional development and continuing education to ensure children receive the best care.
Occupational Therapy Helping Children (OTHC) provides paediatric occupational therapy services for children and young people, supporting areas such as fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, self-care, attention, social participation and everyday independence. Services are available in our Frenchs Forest clinic, as well as in schools, preschools, homes and via telehealth, and include individual therapy, assessments, groups, parent coaching and school readiness support. OTHC Beyond extends this support to young adults aged 18–25, focusing on practical life skills, independence, community participation, work readiness, social skills and confidence in managing everyday life.
At CanAdapt Occupational Therapy, we empower children to fully engage in learning, play, and life by addressing their unique needs with tailored therapy. Our approach goes beyond the child – we also provide essential coaching for caregivers and teachers to ensure consistent support and growth across all environments. Each session is designed to be fun, multi-sensory, and goal-focused, combining education and creativity to engage your child in meaningful ways. We tap into your child's individual strengths and interests to overcome challenges and bridge any gaps in their development. Thoughtful and experienced assessment is also available to ensure the functional needs of the child are communicated and understood by those supporting them.
We are providing a wide range of mobile OT services across Sydney!
At Bayside Speech, Language and Dyslexia Therapy, we provide personalised, evidence-based support for children experiencing speech, language, literacy and communication difficulties. Our services include: Articulation and speech sound therapy PROMPT therapy Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) support Speech and language therapy Dyslexia and literacy intervention Gender affirming voice therapy (LaKru Method level 1) Social skills support Parent education and support We work closely with families to understand each child’s individual needs and provide targeted therapy to help children develop their communication, literacy and learning skills with confidence. Parkdale | Supporting families across Melbourne’s Bayside and South-East
Little Speech Corner is a small team of skilled speech pathologists providing high quality communication assessment and intervention for children. We prioritise getting to know your child’s strengths, interests and challenges. We also focus on building the confidence of parents to support their child’s communication. We specialize in speech sounds, language development, literacy, neurodiverse supports, social communication, and stuttering.
Our Story
Annika - Paediatric Speech Pathologist and mum of 3 - built Kids Health Hub because finding the right support for kids shouldn't feel like a second job. We make access to services simpler, faster, and easier to navigate.
Every child deserves the right support.
