daar
Shop 1/364 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury NSW 2193
- Clinic
- Comes to you
- Online sessions
- NDIS registered
About daar
Daar is an NDIS registered allied health provider committed to personalised, evidence-based care. They offer therapy, NDIS support, and early intervention services across Australia in clinic, via telehealth, or in-home settings, with a focus on helping children build confidence, skills, and wellbeing.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Home or school visits
Clinic sessions
NDIS registered provider
- Personal Care Equipment
- Mobility Equipment
- Early Childhood
- Household Equipment
- Plan Management
- Household Help
- Therapy
- Exercise Physiology
- Group Programs
- Behaviour Support
- Community Participation
- Life Transitions
- Recreation Equipment
- Support Coordination
Services provided
daar lists
- Speech Therapy
- Treatment for individuals experiencing communication and speaking difficulties, including gestalt language processing approaches.
- Behaviour Therapy
- Evidence-based techniques to improve social skills, daily living activities, emotional regulation, and overall well-being.
- Applied Behaviour Therapy (ABA)
- Proven behavioural techniques to strengthen communication, reduce challenging behaviours, and support independence at home and school.
- Positive Behaviour Support
- FBA-informed, strengths-based behaviour plans that reduce harm, teach new skills, and upskill caregivers and schools.
- Early Intervention
- Support helping children build core developmental and communication skills from a young age through tailored family strategies.
- Autism Support
- NDIS-aligned, personalised therapy to improve communication, social skills and daily living for children with autism.
- Behaviour Management Consultation
- Expert consultation that identifies triggers of challenging behaviours and equips families with practical, evidence-based strategies.
- Toileting Training Program
- Supportive program using task analysis and visual supports to help children build independent toileting skills.
- Psychology
- Psychologists assist in understanding emotional and/or behavioural challenges and moving towards positive changes, including comprehensive psychological assessments.
- Exercise Physiology
- Physical activity for therapy, treatment, and prevention of chronic diseases, with child-friendly fitness programs targeting childhood obesity.
- Plan Management
- Service funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) to manage participant plans.
- Counselling
- Personalised counselling supporting mental health to improve emotional well-being, resilience, and life satisfaction.
- Dietitian Services
- Personalised nutrition plans supporting health and well-being through expert dietary guidance.
- Daar Workshops
- Workshops providing practical skills to support child development.
Get to know daar
From daar's website.
Our approach
At daar, therapy is built around evidence-based techniques tailored to each child's unique strengths and goals. Sessions focus on practical skill-building across communication, social skills, emotional regulation, and daily living activities, with clinicians using proven behavioural and therapeutic approaches. Treatment plans are personalised rather than one-size-fits-all, and the provider works flexibly with families—therapy can happen in the clinic, at home, or via telehealth depending on what suits your family best. The philosophy centres on building confidence and measurable progress, with regular tracking and family coaching so that results last beyond the sessions.
Working with families
daar emphasises that families are central to the therapy process and that the organisation is built around your family's needs. The provider offers family coaching alongside regular sessions and involves parents in co-designing personalised treatment plans. Smart scheduling and plan notes allow families to stay informed about progress, reschedule sessions, and access therapy goals and milestones. Communication is woven throughout the therapy cycle, with an explicit focus on ensuring results last through ongoing family support.
Your first visit
At the initial assessment, daar's clinicians will assess your child's needs and work with you to co-design a personalised treatment plan. The process is straightforward—you can refer yourself directly, ask your GP or paediatrician to refer you, or involve your NDIS planner. There's no referral needed to get started, and Medicare rebates and NDIS funding are accepted, so accessing care is as simple as possible. Once the assessment is complete, your family moves into regular sessions with progress tracking and ongoing family coaching.
Locations & areas served
Canterbury
Shop 1/364 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury NSW 2193
Get directions to Canterbury (opens Google Maps in a new tab)- Comes to you
- Online sessions
Opening hours
- Mon–Sat
- 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Sun
- Closed
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