Butter Fish Services
Suite 1/333 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury VIC 3126
- Clinic
- Comes to you
- Online sessions
- NDIS registered
About Butter Fish Services
Butter Fish Services is an Australia-wide provider of speech pathology, behaviour therapy, occupational therapy, and related services. They work collaboratively with families and caregivers to help children and adults overcome communication, behaviour, and developmental challenges through personalised, evidence-based interventions.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Home or school visits
Clinic sessions
NDIS registered provider
- Employment Support
- Early Childhood
- Daily Living
- Life Transitions
- Community Participation
- Behaviour Support
- Life Skills
- Transport
- Support Coordination
- Therapy
Services provided
- Speech Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Psychology
- Behavioural Support
- Autism Assessment
- ADHD Assessment
- Early Intervention
- Learning Support & Tutoring
Butter Fish Services lists
- Speech Pathology
- Personalised interventions addressing speech clarity, language development, stuttering, voice disorders, reading and writing skills, and swallowing difficulties across all ages.
- Behaviour Therapy
- Positive behaviour support services for children and individuals with developmental and behavioural challenges.
- Occupational Therapy
- Occupational therapy services to support functional skills and independence.
- Behaviour Support Plan
- Individualised behaviour support planning services.
- Assessments
- Comprehensive assessments to determine support needs and create individualised goals, including diagnostic assessment for ASD, specific language impairment, and dyslexia.
- Early Childhood (ECEI)
- Early childhood early intervention services for infants and young children.
- Counselling
- Counselling services available for individual, couples, and family sessions.
Get to know Butter Fish Services
From Butter Fish Services's website.
Our approach
The service uses evidence-based behaviour analysis to understand why children behave as they do, recognizing behaviour as a form of communication. Sessions focus on identifying the reason for behaviour and developing tailored strategies to teach new skills and make environmental changes that support positive outcomes. Therapists work collaboratively with families to create tangible, step-by-step behaviour support plans that are easy to reference and implement in daily life. The goal is to equip families with practical tools they can use in the moment and throughout ordinary life, turning challenging behaviours into more constructive responses. Sessions are available both face-to-face and online, with virtual appointments offered as 30-minute or 1-hour options.
Working with families
The service is built on collaboration with parents and carers from the first session onwards. Families are involved in developing personalised behaviour support plans and are equipped with practical strategies to use in everyday situations. The team works collaboratively with families, carers, and support teams—including school staff when relevant—to ensure everyone understands and can apply the strategies. Your dedicated service delivery coordinator keeps you informed throughout the entire process about what comes next and when you'll hear from the team, with no guessing about the next steps. The approach emphasises walking alongside families through challenges and celebrating wins together in an authentic and compassionate way.
Meet the team
All therapists have a minimum of an undergraduate degree in psychological studies and further qualifications in behaviour analysis, with registration through a professional body confirming they have completed required training and supervision. As behaviour specialists, they work with each individual to develop a program based on their own personalised needs. The service operates across Australia with clinics in NSW (Newcastle), Queensland (Brisbane and surrounding areas), and Victoria (Melbourne and surrounding areas), supported by registered local practitioners who understand their community's healthcare systems and resources. A dedicated service delivery coordinator works with each family to monitor progress and ensure consistent, responsive support.
Your first visit
At the first appointment, the clinician will listen to your concerns and begin developing your personalised plan through a thorough assessment. The service takes time to talk with you, listen to your needs and goals, and understand what your child needs to live a better, more positive life. From this initial conversation, a behaviour support plan is formulated based on response strategies and leading industry practices, with the goal of developing your child's skills and capacity. Your dedicated service delivery coordinator will then monitor progress toward your goals and adjust strategies as needed. You will be kept informed throughout the entire process about what comes next and when you'll hear from the team again.
Locations & areas served
Canterbury
Suite 1/333 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury VIC 3126
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- Online sessions
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 8 AM to 6 PM
- Sat
- 8 AM to 12 PM
- Sun
- Closed
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