Therapy for Kids Perth

Get to know Therapy for Kids Perth

From Therapy for Kids Perth's website.

• Our approach

  The practice takes a warm, neuroaffirming, family-centred approach grounded in evidence-based practice. Sessions are collaborative and multidisciplinary, with occupational therapists, speech pathologists, psychologists, and physiotherapists working together to meet each child exactly where they are. The focus is on celebrating neurodiversity and building around each child's strengths rather than deficits. Therapy is delivered across clinic locations, via mobile services, and through telehealth, with flexibility to suit your family's needs and reduce barriers to access.

• Working with families

  The practice is built on family-centred care and works alongside families as partners, not just as clinicians. Communication happens regularly, and clinicians work closely with families to build confidence and carry skills into everyday life. For NDIS-funded families, the team is experienced in supporting you through goal setting, progress reporting, and plan reviews. Whether your child has a diagnosis or you're noticing something feels different, the team listens, understands, and walks alongside your family throughout their therapy journey.

• Meet the team

  The team includes 23 qualified clinicians across four disciplines: occupational therapists, speech pathologists, psychologists, and physiotherapists. All hold bachelor degrees in their respective fields, with many holding honours degrees and additional postgraduate qualifications. Clinicians are passionate, neuroaffirming practitioners experienced in working with children, adolescents, and young adults across a wide range of presentations including autism, ADHD, developmental delays, anxiety, sensory processing, and trauma. An experienced admin team of three coordinators provides warm, knowledgeable support from initial enquiry through ongoing bookings.

• Your first visit

  At your first appointment, the team will take time to get to know your child and family through a welcome meeting and intake process. You'll work together to understand your child's needs and set meaningful therapy goals that form the basis of a personalised therapy plan. The clinician will gather information about what matters most to your child and family, ensuring the approach is tailored to your specific situation. A service agreement will be completed, and our experienced NDIS-trained clinicians will explain how therapy will progress and what to expect in ongoing sessions.