Allied Health Early Intervention · Melbourne, VIC · 0403 695 774

Our services

Therapy that meets your child where they are

We're a mobile allied health team serving families across Melbourne. Our therapists come to your home, childcare, or community — wherever your child feels most at ease.

Speech Therapy

Helping children find their voice

Speech Therapy

Communication is at the heart of everything — connection, learning, and confidence. Our speech pathologists work with children who are finding it hard to express themselves, understand language, or connect with others.

What we help with

Delayed speech and language development
Unclear speech and pronunciation difficulties
Receptive language — understanding what is said
Expressive language — putting words and sentences together
Social communication and play skills
Stuttering and fluency
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)

Our approach

We use evidence-based, play-led therapy tailored to each child's personality and goals. Sessions happen in your home or childcare setting — familiar environments where children feel safe and ready to engage. We also work closely with families, giving you practical strategies to support your child's communication every day.

What families notice

More words, clearer speech, and growing confidence
Better ability to follow instructions and join conversations
Stronger connections with family, peers, and educators
Occupational Therapy

Building independence through play

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps children develop the everyday skills they need to participate fully in life — at home, in childcare, and at school. Our OTs take a whole-child approach, looking at sensory, motor, and self-care needs together.

What we help with

Fine motor skills — drawing, cutting, writing, and self-care
Gross motor skills — balance, coordination, and movement
Sensory processing difficulties
Self-care routines — dressing, eating, and toileting
Play skills and social participation
Attention, regulation, and school readiness
Home and environment modifications

Our approach

Our OTs use play as the primary vehicle for learning — because children develop best when they're engaged and having fun. We assess your child in their natural environment, build a personalised therapy plan, and coach families on how to embed skill-building into everyday routines.

What families notice

Greater independence in daily tasks like dressing and eating
Improved focus, regulation, and ability to cope with sensory input
More confident participation in play, childcare, and school
Psychology

Nurturing emotional wellbeing

Psychology

Early childhood is a critical time for emotional and behavioural development. Our psychologists support children who are struggling with big emotions, challenging behaviour, anxiety, or social difficulties — and work closely with families to build lasting strategies.

What we help with

Emotional regulation and managing big feelings
Anxiety and fears
Challenging behaviour and meltdowns
Social skills and peer relationships
Autism assessment and support
Developmental assessments
Parent and carer coaching

Our approach

We use evidence-based frameworks including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and positive behaviour support — adapted for young children through play and creative activities. We involve parents and carers throughout, because lasting change happens at home as much as in sessions.

What families notice

Calmer, more regulated responses to difficult situations
Improved confidence and social connection
Practical strategies that work in everyday family life

Additional supports

Beyond therapy, we offer key worker and support worker services to help families navigate the NDIS and build consistency between sessions.

Key Workers

A key worker is your dedicated point of contact — someone who knows your child and family well, helps coordinate your supports, and ensures everyone is working toward the same goals. Key workers are especially valuable for families navigating multiple services or complex NDIS plans.

Single point of contact across all your supports
Help understanding and using your NDIS plan
Coordination between therapists, educators, and other providers
Regular check-ins and progress updates

Support Workers

Our support workers provide hands-on, practical assistance to help children and families in their daily lives. They work alongside therapists to reinforce goals between sessions and support participation in community activities.

In-home support with daily routines and activities
Community access and social participation
Reinforcing therapy goals between sessions
Respite and family support

We come to you

All our services are delivered in your home, childcare, or community setting across Melbourne — no clinic visits required.

Not sure which service is right for your child?

Get in touch and we'll help you figure out the best starting point. There's no obligation — just a friendly conversation about your child's needs.