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Steps2Life’s Parramatta clinic supports children, adults and families with allied health therapy and disability services in a friendly, person-centred environment.
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Why choose our Parramatta Clinic?
At the Parramatta Clinic, our multidisciplinary team provides practical, person-centred therapy and disability support for children, adults and families. We take time to understand each person’s strengths, daily routines, communication needs and goals before recommending a service. Where appropriate, clinicians collaborate with families, carers, schools, support coordinators and other professionals so care remains coordinated and useful in everyday life.
Our clinicians can support goals related to communication, daily activities, mobility, behaviour, emotional wellbeing, nutrition and community participation. After an enquiry or referral, the team reviews the available information and explains which discipline or program may be appropriate. Assessment findings and therapy recommendations are discussed in plain language, and support can be adjusted as goals, routines or circumstances change. If a service is not suitable or is currently unavailable, staff can explain the next practical step.
Appointments, referrals and service options
Appointments may be available in the clinic, at home, at school, in the community or by telehealth, depending on the discipline, clinician capacity, funding and travel area. New clients can contact our team or submit a referral to discuss availability, required documents and the most suitable appointment format. Our team can explain the process without promising eligibility or a particular rebate before individual circumstances are reviewed.
Before the first appointment, it is helpful to share relevant plans, reports, funding details and contact information for other professionals involved in care. This helps the clinician prepare and reduces unnecessary repetition. Participants, families and referrers can ask about access needs, appointment availability and the documents required. Fees, eligibility, rebates and travel arrangements are confirmed individually because they vary by service and funding pathway.
Steps2Life aims to make each step clear and respectful. You can ask questions, request communication adjustments and discuss any practical barriers that may affect attendance. Our team will outline the next action, expected timeframes and who to contact if circumstances change before an appointment.
Clinic hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00am–6:30pm Saturday: 9:00am–4:00pm Sunday: Closed NSW public holidays: Closed
Our friendly team can help you discuss services, referrals and appointment options.
Allied health and disability services
Our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively with participants, families, carers, schools and other professionals. Services are tailored to each person’s goals, needs and funding arrangements. Availability may vary, so please contact our team to discuss the right service and appointment format.
The clinic supports people from North Parramatta, Parramatta, Westmead, Harris Park, Granville, Merrylands, Carlingford, Epping and Auburn and surrounding areas. Depending on the service and clinician availability, support may also be available in the community, at home, at school or by telehealth within our service area.
Steps2Life’s Bankstown clinic supports children, adults and families with allied health therapy and disability services in a friendly, person-centred environment.
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Why choose our Bankstown Clinic?
At the Bankstown Clinic, our multidisciplinary team provides practical, person-centred therapy and disability support for children, adults and families. We take time to understand each person’s strengths, daily routines, communication needs and goals before recommending a service. Where appropriate, clinicians collaborate with families, carers, schools, support coordinators and other professionals so care remains coordinated and useful in everyday life.
Our clinicians can support goals related to communication, daily activities, mobility, behaviour, emotional wellbeing, nutrition and community participation. After an enquiry or referral, the team reviews the available information and explains which discipline or program may be appropriate. Assessment findings and therapy recommendations are discussed in plain language, and support can be adjusted as goals, routines or circumstances change. If a service is not suitable or is currently unavailable, staff can explain the next practical step.
Appointments, referrals and service options
Appointments may be available in the clinic, at home, at school, in the community or by telehealth, depending on the discipline, clinician capacity, funding and travel area. New clients can contact our team or submit a referral to discuss availability, required documents and the most suitable appointment format. Our team can explain the process without promising eligibility or a particular rebate before individual circumstances are reviewed.
Before the first appointment, it is helpful to share relevant plans, reports, funding details and contact information for other professionals involved in care. This helps the clinician prepare and reduces unnecessary repetition. Participants, families and referrers can ask about access needs, appointment availability and the documents required. Fees, eligibility, rebates and travel arrangements are confirmed individually because they vary by service and funding pathway.
Steps2Life aims to make each step clear and respectful. You can ask questions, request communication adjustments and discuss any practical barriers that may affect attendance. Our team will outline the next action, expected timeframes and who to contact if circumstances change before an appointment.
Clinic hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00am–6:30pm Saturday: 9:00am–4:00pm Sunday: Closed NSW public holidays: Closed
Our friendly team can help you discuss services, referrals and appointment options.
Allied health and disability services
Our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively with participants, families, carers, schools and other professionals. Services are tailored to each person’s goals, needs and funding arrangements. Availability may vary, so please contact our team to discuss the right service and appointment format.
The clinic supports people from Regents Park, Bankstown, Auburn, Lidcombe, Bass Hill, Chester Hill, Yagoona and surrounding areas. Depending on the service and clinician availability, support may also be available in the community, at home, at school or by telehealth within our service area.
Steps2Life’s Penrith clinic supports children, adults and families with allied health therapy and disability services in a friendly, person-centred environment.
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Why choose our Penrith Clinic?
At the Penrith Clinic, our multidisciplinary team provides practical, person-centred therapy and disability support for children, adults and families. We take time to understand each person’s strengths, daily routines, communication needs and goals before recommending a service. Where appropriate, clinicians collaborate with families, carers, schools, support coordinators and other professionals so care remains coordinated and useful in everyday life.
Appointments may be available in the clinic, at home, at school, in the community or by telehealth, depending on the discipline, clinician capacity, funding and travel area. New clients can contact our team or submit a referral to discuss availability, required documents and the most suitable appointment format. Our team can explain the next steps without promising eligibility or a specific rebate before your circumstances are reviewed.
Clinic hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00am–6:30pm Saturday: 9:00am–4:00pm Sunday: Closed NSW public holidays: Closed
Our friendly team can help you discuss services, referrals and appointment options.
Allied health and disability services
Our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively with participants, families, carers, schools and other professionals. Services are tailored to each person’s goals, needs and funding arrangements. Availability may vary, so please contact our team to discuss the right service and appointment format.
Supporting Penrith and suburbs within approximately 20 km
Our Penrith clinic in Kingswood supports people across the following gazetted suburbs and localities whose geographic centres are within approximately 20 km of 22 Cox Avenue, Kingswood:
Kingswood
Cambridge Park
Werrington Downs
Cambridge Gardens
Caddens
South Penrith
Penrith
Werrington County
Werrington
Claremont Meadows
Jordan Springs
Jamisontown
St Marys
Emu Plains
Glenmore Park
Regentville
Orchard Hills
Cranebrook
North St Marys
Ropes Crossing
Leonay
Llandilo
Emu Heights
Tregear
Oxley Park
St Clair
Colyton
Willmot
Lapstone
Lethbridge Park
Whalan
Mount Riverview
Emerton
Shanes Park
Castlereagh
Glenbrook
Shalvey
Dharruk
Mount Druitt
Blackett
Blaxland
Erskine Park
Hebersham
Bidwill
Melonba
Yellow Rock
Mulgoa
Warrimoo
Berkshire Park
Minchinbury
Plumpton
Oakhurst
Hassall Grove
Rooty Hill
Londonderry
Marsden Park
Luddenham
Hawkesbury Heights
Mount Portal
Sun Valley
Glendenning
Eastern Creek
Colebee
Winmalee
Dean Park
Valley Heights
Badgerys Creek
Kemps Creek
Bungarribee
Angus
Windsor Downs
Doonside
Mount Vernon
Yarramundi
Nirimba Fields
Springwood
Woodcroft
Agnes Banks
Schofields
Horsley Park
Bligh Park
Blue Labyrinth
Arndell Park
Wallacia
Huntingwood
Richards
Marayong
Quakers Hill
South Windsor
Riverstone
Vineyard
Cecil Park
Hobartville
Blacktown
Richmond
Tallawong
Faulconbridge
Kings Park
Grose Wold
Clarendon
Bradfield
Grantham Farm
Mulgrave
Prospect
Abbotsbury
The Ponds
Acacia Gardens
Cecil Hills
Warragamba
Parklea
Windsor
Wetherill Park
Bossley Park
Kellyville Ridge
Greendale
Lalor Park
McGraths Hill
Stanhope Gardens
Rouse Hill
Elizabeth Hills
Grose Vale
Distance is a straight-line approximation using official NSW and Geoscape locality data. In-home, school and community service availability depends on the service, clinician capacity and travel requirements. Telehealth may also be available.
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