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Child anxiety is one of the most common reasons families reach out for support. Some worry is a normal part of growing up, but when fears start getting in the way of school, sleep or friendships, a psychologist can help. Here are six signs to watch for, and how...

If the NDIS has asked for a functional capacity assessment, or you are preparing for a plan reassessment, it helps to know what the assessment actually involves. A functional capacity assessment (FCA) is a detailed look at how disability affects everyday life, from...

Feeding therapy helps children who find eating hard, not just children who are "fussy". If mealtimes in your house are long, stressful or limited to a handful of safe foods, a speech pathologist, occupational therapist or dietitian can help work out why and what to...

Why Supporting People With Disabilities Matters The International Day of People with Disability encourages communities to acknowledge the experiences of people with disabilities and promote greater inclusion, accessibility, and understanding. Many individuals face...

Occupational therapy for daily living helps people build the skills and supports they need to manage everyday tasks with more confidence. Daily living skills form the cornerstone of independence and quality of life. For many individuals, performing everyday tasks like...

Exercise physiology can be part of an adult’s approach to movement, health and everyday function. An accredited exercise physiologist (AEP) considers a person’s goals, health history and abilities, then plans exercise support within their professional scope. The right...

Occupational Therapy (OT) plays a crucial role in helping people of all ages engage in daily activities that matter most to them. Whether it’s mastering a new skill, overcoming challenges, or building independence, OT offers practical tools and strategies that can...