Healthy Strides Foundation
Unit 23/954 Albany Hwy, East Victoria Park WA 6101
- Clinic
- NDIS registered
About Healthy Strides Foundation
The Healthy Strides Foundation is Perth's only dedicated, intensive therapy, goal-directed, research-backed, evidence-based paediatric practice providing rehabilitation programs for children and young adults with neurological conditions and injuries. They are home to world-leading technology including ZeroG, ZeroG3D, and a 3D Gait Lab, and follow the S.T.A.R.T framework emphasizing self-initiation, task-specificity, accelerated learning, real-life application, and transformation through evidence-based neuroplasticity principles.
What's offered
Clinic sessions
NDIS registered provider
- Early Childhood
- Therapy
Services provided
Healthy Strides Foundation lists
- STRIDE
- Intensive therapy program following the 3-6-9 philosophy (3 times per week, 6 week duration, 9 neuroplasticity principles) utilizing ZeroG/ZeroG3D technology for goal-directed rehabilitation.
- ACTIVATE
- Intensive therapy service following the 3-6-9 philosophy and S.T.A.R.T framework for children with neurological conditions.
- KINDY MOVES
- Research-backed intensive therapy program following the 3-6-9 philosophy for early intervention and developmental support.
- REACH
- Intensive therapy service following the 3-6-9 philosophy and S.T.A.R.T framework for goal-directed rehabilitation.
- Therapy 369
- Intensive therapy services based on the 3-6-9 philosophy (3 times per week, 6 weeks, 9 neuroplasticity principles).
- ZeroG/ZeroG3D Gait Training
- Robotic body-weight support system allowing safe walking, functional activities, balance and fall prevention training in reduced gravity environment.
- 3D Gait Analysis (STRIDE3D Gait Lab)
- State-of-the-art 3D imaging and high-speed, high-resolution gait analysis using OptiTrack system for detailed movement assessment.
- Neofect Upper Limb Robotic Therapy
- Robotic suite for upper limb rehabilitation and motor skill development.
- Early Intervention
- Evidence-based early intervention programs for young children with neurological conditions.
Get to know Healthy Strides Foundation
From Healthy Strides Foundation's website.
Our approach
Healthy Strides uses the S.T.A.R.T framework, which is built on modern neuroplasticity principles rather than outdated manual facilitation techniques. Sessions begin with the child's own motivation and choice, using real-world, meaningful skills that translate directly to daily life—like climbing stairs at home or playing on the playground—rather than generic exercises. Therapy is carefully dosed with built-in rest and consolidation periods so the brain can form new pathways without the stress-inducing effects of over-intensity. Sessions take place in natural or simulated everyday settings without reliance on boxes or balance beams, and celebrate when children form positive associations, laugh, choose, and succeed, turning therapy into a joyful journey that builds confidence and independence.
Meet the team
The team at Healthy Strides is an interdisciplinary group that has won multiple national and state Allied Health Awards, including the AusACPDM Transformative Practice Award, WA Excellence in Allied Health awards, and the Australian Allied Health Impact and Innovation Excellence Award. Team members pride themselves on innovation and excellence in paediatrics and bring extensive research experience, having conducted world-leading paediatric research programs including KINDY MOVES, CPMovetime, Active Strides-CP, and The Power of One. The team includes therapists qualified to use cutting-edge technology like ZeroG, ZeroG3D, and the Neofect Upper Limb robotic suite. While specific individual credentials are not detailed in the website text, the foundation is led by researchers and clinicians trained in evidence-based, goal-directed, intensive therapy approaches.
Locations & areas served
East Victoria Park
Unit 23/954 Albany Hwy, East Victoria Park WA 6101
Get directions to East Victoria Park (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 8:30 AM to 5 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
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