Emble Allied Health
Office 101/20 The Link, Mill Park VIC 3082
- Clinic
- Comes to you
- Online sessions
About Emble Allied Health
Emble Allied Health is more than a clinic; we're a vibrant community dedicated to empowering children and families in Melbourne's North-Eastern suburbs. Our integrated approach brings together a comprehensive array of services including Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Dietetics, Key Working, Psychology, Music Therapy, Art Therapy, and Therapy Assistance, extending beyond the clinic room into the heart of the community through education, training, parent support programs, and group therapy sessions.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Home or school visits
Clinic sessions
Services provided
- Speech Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Psychology
- Behavioural Support
- Autism Assessment
- ADHD Assessment
- Early Intervention
Emble Allied Health lists
- Speech Pathology
- Speech Pathologists support children and adolescents to express themselves and safely and effectively eat, drink and swallow.
- Occupational Therapy
- Occupational Therapists support children and adolescents to thrive in their everyday activities, whether it's playing, learning or taking care of themselves.
- Psychology
- Psychologists provide comprehensive assessment and therapy tailored to support the cognitive and behavioural development of children and adolescents.
- Key Working
- Key Workers are the main therapy and support providers who work collaboratively with the wider allied health team to provide coordinated, family-centred and integrated support to young children aged 0-6.
- Art Therapy
- A creative, client-led approach that enables children and adolescents to explore and express themselves in a safe and therapeutic environment.
- Music Therapy
- A clinical and evidence-based approach that uses music to support various areas of development in children and adolescents.
- Dietetics & Feeding Therapy
- Feeding Therapy team supports children in developing positive mealtime experiences through a responsive, child-led approach. Dietetics sessions provide personalised nutrition support for growth, wellbeing, and dietary needs.
- Physiotherapy
- Physiotherapists work with children, teenagers, and young people to build motor skills and independence, supporting participation and inclusion across home, school, work, and community life. Hydrotherapy programs and equipment prescription are also offered.
- Therapy Assistant Program
- Therapy Assistants help children practice and use the skills they learn during therapy sessions in places where they'll make the biggest difference - like at home, in their care setting, or at school.
- Intensive Therapy Blocks
- Focused opportunities to work continuously on specific goals, with increased frequency over a short period.
- Group Therapy Programs
- Designed by therapists, these programs foster skill development in a supportive small-group setting, while 'Special Interest Groups' facilitate connections among children with shared interests.
- Assessments & Reports
- Multidisciplinary team provides formal, standardised, and diagnostic assessments and reports to understand a child's strengths, facilitate goal setting, and monitor progress.
- Education & Training
- Regular education and training sessions for parents, educators, and the broader community to promote the creation of an inclusive and accessible community.
- Parent Support
- Regular gatherings where parents and caregivers can connect and share their experiences with others who have similar journeys in a safe and nurturing setting.
- Home Therapy Kits
- Meticulously curated therapy kits tailored to children of all abilities, fostering growth in speech, language, motor skills, emotional regulation, and social interaction.
Get to know Emble Allied Health
From Emble Allied Health's website.
Our approach
Emble uses a strengths-based, neuro-affirming and holistic approach to therapy tailored to each child and family's individual needs. Sessions are conducted in a pressure-free, stress-free environment where children are free to explore and express themselves authentically. Therapists incorporate sensory integration, special interests, and play-based learning into sessions, and use diverse communication strategies to ensure every child's mode of expression is welcome. The team works collaboratively with families, educators and other professionals, integrating evidence-based strategies with coaching and education to empower parents in supporting their child's development across home, school and community.
Working with families
The team values input from caregivers, educators, professionals and the broader community, fostering a collaborative approach to therapy. After every session, therapists document progress which can be shared with families and people integral to the child's education and care (with formal written consent). The Service and Support Plan is reviewed regularly (typically quarterly, bi-annually or annually), with review meetings held with the therapist and relevant stakeholders to discuss progress and adjust goals. Parents are empowered through coaching and education to support their child's development.
Meet the team
The team is multidisciplinary, comprising speech pathologists, occupational therapists, psychologists, physiotherapists, dietitians, art therapists and music therapists, supported by therapy assistants. The founder and CEO is Talia Pulis, a seasoned paediatric speech pathologist and experienced leader in the allied health sector. The team works collaboratively across disciplines, sharing knowledge and reflecting on practice to provide consistent, coordinated and responsive support centred around the person rather than individual disciplines.
Your first visit
The first appointment is an initial consultation typically conducted without the child present, allowing for open discussion of sensitive topics and concerns. You can choose to meet in person at the clinic in Mill Park or via telehealth (videoconference or telephone). During this consultation, the therapist will discuss your concerns, your child's needs and therapy goals. If clinically appropriate, formal and/or informal assessments may be conducted, followed by a goal-setting interview where you'll establish specific, measurable and achievable goals for therapy together.
Locations & areas served
Mill Park
Office 101/20 The Link, Mill Park VIC 3082
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- Online sessions
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
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