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Services Provided by Way of Life Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy Services
Supporting Children, Teens, and Adults to Participate in Everyday Life
At Way of Life Occupational Therapy, we support individuals of all ages to develop the skills, confidence, and independence needed to participate in meaningful daily activities at home, school, work, and within the community.
Our Occupational Therapists take a person-centred, strengths-based, and evidence-informed approach, recognising that every individual has unique strengths, goals, and experiences. We work collaboratively with participants, families, carers, educators, and support networks to provide tailored support that promotes meaningful and lasting outcomes.
How We Can Help
Occupational therapy can assist with:
Daily living and independence skills
Fine and gross motor development
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Sensory processing and sensory supports
Social skills and community participation
School, work, and vocational participation
Routine development and organisation
Self-care and personal care skills
Assistive technology recommendations
Functional capacity and therapy assessments
Our Approach
We are committed to providing therapy that is respectful, collaborative, and tailored to each individual. By focusing on strengths and meaningful goals, we help participants build the skills and confidence needed to live life to the fullest.
Available in our clinic, at home, in the community, and within educational settings where appropriate.
Allied Health Assistant Services
Supporting Children, Teens, and Adults to Build Skills and Independence
At Way of Life Occupational Therapy, our Allied Health Assistants (AHAs) work under the guidance and supervision of our Occupational Therapists to help participants achieve their individual goals and increase their independence.
AHAs provide practical, goal-focused support by delivering therapy programs designed by Occupational Therapists. They help participants practice skills, build confidence, and apply strategies learned through therapy in everyday environments.
How We Can Help
Our Allied Health Assistants support participants with:
Daily living and independence skills
Fine and gross motor skill development
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Social skills and community participation
School, work, and life skills development
Building routines, organisation, and confidence
Community access and engagement
Working Together
Our Allied Health Assistants work closely with Occupational Therapists, participants, families, and support networks to ensure therapy programs are delivered consistently and effectively.
Through personalised support and skill development, we help participants of all ages build confidence, increase independence, and improve their quality of life.
Available in our clinic, at home, in the community, and within educational settings where appropriate.
Key Therapist Services
Supporting Children, Teens, and Families Through Meaningful Skill Development
At Way of Life Occupational Therapy, our Key Therapist provides individualised support to help children, teenagers, and their families build skills, increase confidence, and achieve meaningful goals across everyday environments.
With qualifications in Early Childhood Learning Management and a Master of Behaviour Analysis, our Key Therapist brings a strong understanding of child development, learning, behaviour, and family-centred support. Services are tailored to each participant's unique strengths, needs, and goals, with a focus on creating practical strategies that can be used at home, school, and within the community.
How We Can Help
Key Therapy services may support:
Behaviour support and skill development
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Social skills and relationship building
Communication and interaction skills
Daily living and independence skills
School readiness and school participation
Routine development and organisation
Parent and caregiver coaching
Building confidence and resilience
Goal setting and progress monitoring
Families and Caregivers
We recognise that families play a vital role in achieving positive outcomes. Our Key Therapist works collaboratively with parents, caregivers, educators, and support teams to develop practical strategies that can be consistently implemented across different environments.
Our Approach
Our approach is collaborative, person-centred, and evidence-informed. We focus on understanding the individual, building on their strengths, and creating achievable pathways toward greater independence, participation, and quality of life.
Services are available in the clinic, at home, in schools, and within the community where appropriate.
Our Process
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Up to 2 Hours
The initial appointment allows our team to gain a thorough understanding of the participant, their strengths, challenges, goals, and support needs. This session may include:
Information gathering and discussion
Review of relevant reports and documentation
Functional observations
Goal setting and therapy planning
Recommendations for ongoing support
Following the appointment, our team will determine the most appropriate therapy pathway and recommendations.
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Ongoing sessions are tailored to the participant's goals and can be provided on a weekly or fortnightly basis.
Available session lengths include:
30 Minutes
50 Minutes
60 Minutes
Sessions may be delivered in the clinic, home, school, workplace, or community, depending on the participant's needs and goals.
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Some supports are completed outside of direct therapy sessions and may be charged in accordance with funding guidelines and service agreements.
These activities may include:
Session preparation (up to 15 minutes)
Clinical note writing (up to 15 minutes)
Reviewing documents and reports
Communication with families, schools, support coordinators, and other professionals
Resource development and therapy planning
A minimum charge of 10 minutes may apply for non-face-to-face requests and professional communications.
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Travel charges may apply for community, home, school, or workplace visits.
Services are available within approximately 30 minutes of Bundaberg Central
Travel is charged in accordance with the current NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (where applicable)
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Up to 2 Hours
Intervention Action Plans provide a structured plan outlining goals, strategies, recommendations, and support requirements to guide intervention and achieve meaningful outcomes.
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Up to 4 Hours
Progress reports may be completed to document participant outcomes, progress towards goals, ongoing support needs, and recommendations for future services. These reports are commonly requested for NDIS plan reviews, schools, funding bodies, and other stakeholders.
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Up to 10 Hours Total
Functional Capacity Assessments provide detailed information regarding a participant's functional abilities, support needs, and recommendations.
This service typically includes:
Up to 2 hours of assessment and information gathering
Review of supporting documentation
Clinical analysis and recommendations
Approximately 6–8 hours of report writing
The total time required will depend on the complexity of the assessment and reporting requirements.