Occupational therapy for everyday life.
Building the skills that make daily life work — fine motor, sensory regulation, self-care, and school or work readiness. Online OT for kids aged 3–12, funded through your NDIS plan.
Kids 3–12 · NDIS plan-managed & self-managed · online Australia-wide
- NDIS plan-managed
- Self-managed
- 100% online, Australia-wide
OT for the skills that matter day to day.
We support a wide range of everyday-living goals. Each page below cites its sources and is pending clinician review.
ADHD in children and adolescents
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common neurodevelopmental conditions in Australian children, affecting roughly 1 in 20.
Autism (Level 1 and Level 2) in children
Autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental difference. Level 1 and Level 2 children typically benefit from speech, OT, and psychology support — and most are NDIS-eligible.
Cerebral palsy — therapy support for children
Cerebral palsy affects movement and posture. Goal-directed OT and speech therapy build independence and communication, online and coordinated with your team.
Developmental coordination disorder (dyspraxia)
DCD (often called dyspraxia) affects a child's motor coordination — handwriting, dressing, sport. Occupational therapy builds the skills that matter.
Down syndrome — therapy support for children
Children with Down syndrome thrive with early, consistent therapy. Speech and OT build communication and daily-living skills, online and parent-coached.
Feeding difficulties and fussy eating in children
When mealtimes are a daily battle and a child's diet is very limited, occupational therapy can help — once any medical or swallowing concerns are ruled out.
Global developmental delay in young children
When a young child is behind in two or more areas of development, early intervention across speech, OT, and psychology can change their trajectory.
Handwriting difficulties (dysgraphia) in children
When handwriting is messy, slow, or painful beyond the early school years, occupational therapy can help — with the right practice and the right tools.
Sensory processing difficulties in children
When everyday sights, sounds, textures or movement feel overwhelming or under-stimulating, occupational therapy can help a child take part in daily life.
Every condition page cites its sources and is marked pending clinician review.
Therapy that fits real life — not the other way around.
Sessions happen in the room where life actually happens, with the people you trust most — and the skills carry straight into everyday moments.
No travel, no waiting rooms, and scheduling that bends around your week instead of the other way around.
Getting started takes about five minutes.
Tell us a little
Send a quick enquiry with what you're looking for — no long forms, no phone tag.
We get back to you
We reply within 1 business day. We are onboarding our first clinicians now, so we will be upfront about what we can offer.
Show up — we'll handle the rest
We invoice your plan manager, or send self-managed families an invoice to claim. You join the Zoom call.
Funding shouldn't be the hard part.
Here's how the NDIS side works.
- Plan-managed — we invoice your plan manager directly
- Self-managed — simple itemised invoices you can claim
- NDIS plans usually cover sessions at NDIS price-guide rates
“Every page a family reads cites its sources, and we mark it clearly until a clinician has reviewed it. We'd rather say less and be right.”
Hannah Chamberlain · Co-founder & content editor
Common questions
Do I need a referral?
No — you don't need a referral to start occupational therapy under most NDIS plans. Send an enquiry and we'll match you with an OT.
How does NDIS funding work?
Sessions are charged at NDIS price-guide rates. For plan-managed plans we invoice your plan manager; self-managed participants get an invoice to claim. Agency-managed? Ask the NDIA or your LAC about plan management.
What happens in the first session?
Your occupational therapist talks through your daily-life goals — at home, school or work — and you'll leave with a clear plan and a next step.
Who do you work with?
Kids building everyday skills, adults, and older participants working on daily living, independence and staying safe at home.
Are sessions really online?
Yes — and home-based OT is a real advantage, because your therapist sees the actual environments where the skills are used.
Tell us what you need.
Send a short enquiry — we reply within 1 business day and help you work out the next step.