Resources

Development, disability support, and everyday participation across all ages

Our resource hub is designed to help families and individuals better understand different conditions, support pathways, therapy options, and everyday development.

Speech Sound Disorder

Difficulties producing speech sounds clearly, which may make words harder for others to understand.

Language Disorder

Challenges understanding, using, or expressing language in everyday communication and learning.

Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)

Communication supports and tools that help individuals express themselves beyond spoken words.

Stuttering

A communication disorder involving disruptions or interruptions in the natural flow of speech.

Autism Spectrum Disorder

A developmental condition that can affect communication, sensory processing, and everyday participation.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

A condition that can affect attention, impulse control, and emotional regulation in daily life.

Stroke Rehabilitation

Support to help individuals regain communication, swallowing, movement, and everyday living skills after a stroke.

Parkinson's Disease Rehabilitation

Therapy support to help individuals manage changes in communication, swallowing, and everyday functioning associated with Parkinson’s disease.

Cerebral Palsy

A neurological condition that affects movement, muscle coordination, and everyday physical activities.

Developmental Coordination Disorder

Difficulties with motor coordination that can affect movement, handwriting, sports, and daily tasks.

Down Syndrome

A genetic condition that can affect learning, communication, development, and everyday functioning.

Sensory Processing Disorder

Difficulties processing sensory information, which can affect behaviour, emotions, attention, and daily activities.

Child Developmental Milestones

A guide to the skills children typically develop as they grow, learn, communicate, and interact.

NDIS Guide for Parents & Carers

Information to help individuals and families better understand NDIS funding, supports, and service pathways.

Functional Capacity Assessment

An assessment that looks at how a person manages everyday activities, participation, and support needs.

Occupational Therapy for Children

Support to help children develop everyday skills for play, learning, self-care, independence, and daily life.

Acquired Brain Injury

Changes to the brain after birth that can affect communication, thinking, movement, swallowing, and everyday life.

NDIS Guide for Adult Participants

Information to help adults understand NDIS eligibility, supporting evidence, funding, plan management, and plan reviews.

Aphasia

A language difficulty that can affect how a person speaks, understands, reads, or writes after brain injury or neurological changes.

Dysphagia

Difficulty swallowing that can affect eating, drinking, nutrition, hydration, and mealtime safety.

Dysarthria

A speech disorder that can make speech sound slurred, weak, slow, quiet, or less clear.

Motor Neurone Disease

A progressive neurological condition that can affect movement, speech, swallowing, breathing, and everyday activities.

Multiple Sclerosis

A neurological condition that can affect movement, communication, swallowing, thinking, and everyday participation in different ways.

Voice Disorders

Conditions that can affect how a person’s voice sounds, feels, or functions, including changes in clarity, strength, or comfort.