Minerva Allied Health Services' mission is to facilitate, educate and promote mental health through therapeutic support. They are registered to provide occupational therapy and exercise physiology ser
Parents most consistently highlight Minerva Allied Health's strength in NDIS-related functional assessments and reports, particularly for autistic children, with several reviewers crediting their OT reports with securing increased NDIS funding and driving meaningful progress toward goals. Staff are repeatedly described as knowledgeable, professional, and respectful, and long-term clients note genuine progress in areas like mental health, life skills, and independence. One reviewer, however, reported a significant concern: a nearly $3,000 NDIS report was rejected at review for being incomplete, which is worth considering when evaluating the service for high-stakes assessment work.
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Minerva Allied Health Services' mission is to facilitate, educate and promote mental health through therapeutic support. They are registered to provide occupational therapy and exercise physiology services, specialising in mental health. Their therapists see the wholeness in people and work with them to find meaning, balance and mental health regardless of their diagnosis or disability status.
Recognising and managing unhelpful thought patterns, improving concentration and memory, setting goals and achieving them, solving problems constructively and reducing worry, increasing energy levels through exercise, and processing information.
Understanding how the mind and body work, mapping sensory systems, using sensory input to change how one feels, developing plans for feeling overwhelmed, dealing with difficult feelings, reducing anxiety, and managing mood.
Understanding what is needed to function at one's best, spending time on fun and interesting activities, knowing values and bringing meaning into life, improving sleep, building self-esteem, establishing healthy habits and routines, and learning self-care skills.
Communicating with others, making and keeping friends, strategies to calm the mind in difficult social situations, dealing with conflict, and engaging in the community through education, paid or voluntary work.
NDIS-approved supports, from the Commission register.
