Is Little Leaps Therapy Services a registered NDIS provider?

Little Leaps Therapy Services is not currently listed as a registered NDIS provider on the NDIS Commission register. They may still support plan-managed or self-managed NDIS participants — contact them to confirm.

What services does Little Leaps Therapy Services provide?

Little Leaps Therapy Services provides Early Intervention.

Which areas does Little Leaps Therapy Services cover?

Little Leaps Therapy Services is based in ANNANGROVE, NSW.

How do I connect with Little Leaps Therapy Services?

You can call +61 466 012 027 and visit their website, or send an enquiry through EarlyBloom — it goes straight to the provider and is always free for families.

What ages does Little Leaps Therapy Services work with?

Little Leaps provides services for children from newborns right up to teenagers turning 18 years old.

Do I need a referral for early intervention?

You don't need a referral to see a provider privately. A GP referral is usually only needed to access Medicare rebates or certain funded pathways.

Is early intervention covered by the NDIS?

It can be, where it aligns with a participant's plan goals — commonly under Capacity Building / Improved Daily Living. Check your plan or ask your support coordinator.

At what age should my child start early intervention?

There's no set age. If you have concerns about your child's development, an assessment can clarify whether early intervention would help.

Little Leaps Therapy Services · Early Intervention · ANNANGR…

Our approach

At Little Leaps, therapy is carefully tailored to each child's unique strengths, interests and goals. Sessions are playful, practical and purposeful, using play-based activities and interactive techniques to help children develop the independence they need to move with confidence. Physiotherapists take time to understand how your child moves, plays, learns and participates in everyday life. The focus is on building strength, confidence and independence in ways that feel empowering rather than overwhelming. All treatment is evidence-based and grounded in clinical expertise.

Working with families

Parents and caregivers are actively involved in therapy, and the team typically see the best results when you engage with your child's progress. The physiotherapist will guide you on how to support your child and incorporate exercises into daily routines at home. For sessions in community settings like daycare, you'll receive an email summary after each session outlining activities and outcomes. The team also collaborates closely with your child's existing support network including other therapists, health professionals, teachers, carers and support workers. You are encouraged to ask questions, feel heard, and be part of your child's therapy journey from the beginning.

Meet the team

The team comprises three experienced physiotherapists, each with over 15 years of expertise. Tracy Tate is the founder and lead physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience, including as lead physiotherapist at The Children's Hospital at Westmead managing complex presentations. Kirsty Lawrenson brings nearly 20 years of clinical practice across major hospitals and private settings, with particular interest in neuro-affirming care. Jan Hancock has over 25 years of experience managing complex presentations including brain and spinal cord injuries, and serves as an educator and mentor at universities. All three teach at leading Sydney universities and are committed to evidence-based practice and ongoing professional development.

Your first visit

During the initial assessment, the physiotherapist will evaluate your child's movement, strength and overall physical development, and may use standardised assessment tools which will be discussed with you beforehand. The therapist will discuss your concerns and goals for your child's therapy to understand their needs and design a personalised treatment plan. A clear space of about 2m x 2m is ideal for sessions, though the team can be inventive if space is limited. You're encouraged to prepare your child by explaining that physiotherapy involves looking at how their body moves and playing fun movement games, and can show them pictures from the website. Comfortable clothes and a full tummy are great starting points for the appointment.

Little Leaps Therapy Services

What families say

About Little Leaps Therapy Services

What Little helps with

Get to know Little