One Stop Allied Health and Medical Centre

Get to know One Stop Allied Health and Medical Centre

From One Stop Allied Health and Medical Centre's website.

• Our approach

  One Stop Allied Health and Medical Centre offers a comprehensive range of allied health services delivered by passionate professionals focused on fostering development, enhancing functioning, and ensuring overall happiness. Sessions are available in multiple formats to suit your family's needs, including clinic-based care at their state-of-the-art Moorebank and Ryde facilities, school-based support, teletherapy for remote families or busy schedules, and home visits. The service takes a collaborative approach, liaising with teachers and working in partnership with schools and organisations to provide holistic therapeutic support. Whether your child needs speech pathology, occupational therapy, behaviour therapy, psychology, counselling, music therapy, or feeding therapy, the team tailors their approach to meet individual needs and support both children and families.

• Working with families

  Parent involvement is central to the service philosophy at One Stop Allied Health and Medical Centre. Communication with parents is identified as a necessary part of the school-based service, and the organisation offers dedicated parent workshops and targeted training to empower families to support their child's learning and wellbeing between sessions. Parents can access clinic sessions, home visits, teletherapy, and group sessions, with the flexibility to choose the format that works best for their family. The team partners with parents to establish shared goals and practical strategies for supporting their child's development at home and in the community.

• Meet the team

  The team comprises passionate and devoted allied health professionals including speech pathologists (such as Grace Khoury-Harb), occupational therapists, behaviour therapists, psychologists, counsellors, music therapists, and feeding therapists. Senior clinicians like Brigid McNamara (Senior Speech Pathologist) bring specialist expertise, and the organisation actively recruits skilled professionals and invests in ongoing professional development. The team is supported by external supervision networks and specialised training, with particular expertise in literacy (as NSW trainers in Sounds-Write) and in supporting students across rural, remote, school, and clinic settings.