Young Allied Health
13/16 Brampton Ave, Cranbrook QLD 4814
- Clinic
- NDIS registered
About Young Allied Health
Young Allied Health is a multidisciplinary clinic founded in 2014 that works with children aged 0-17 years with autism, developmental delays, disability, or learning difficulties. They offer speech pathology and occupational therapy with a family-centered practice philosophy, believing each child is unique and deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential.
What's offered
Clinic sessions
NDIS registered provider
- Communication Aids
- Personal Care Equipment
- Household Equipment
- Early Childhood
- Therapy
Services provided
Young Allied Health lists
- Speech Pathology
- University-trained speech pathologists work with children on speech, language, literacy, pragmatics, voice, fluency, and swallowing/mealtimes.
- Occupational Therapy
- University-qualified occupational therapists help children improve their ability to participate in everyday activities including self-care, toilet training, sensory regulation, fine motor skills, and feeding.
- Speech Pathology Screening Services
- Screening assessments (up to 30 minutes) designed to identify children at risk of communication difficulties, with summary reports and parent information packs provided.
Get to know Young Allied Health
From Young Allied Health's website.
Our approach
Therapy at Young Allied Health is tailored to each child's individual needs, preferences and interests. Sessions begin with a relaxed, play-based approach in the first appointment, where children become familiar with the therapist and setting through informal assessment and observation. The provider offers both speech pathology and occupational therapy in a comfortable, flexible environment designed to help children feel welcome. Treatment is guided by a philosophy that values family involvement and presumes competence in all clients—believing that what is believed about a child influences what they can achieve. This holistic approach considers the whole child, including their family, and works toward helping them reach their full potential across communication, development, and everyday occupations.
Working with families
Family involvement is central to the practice philosophy, which is explicitly described as family-centered. Parents are included in goal setting, treatment planning, and care decisions from the outset, beginning with a structured parent interview at the initial consultation. The practice respects family wishes, aspirations, and beliefs, and recognises that each family is unique and different; therapy is offered in a flexible and sensitive way to meet the needs of individual families. Regular communication ensures parents understand their child's progress and are equipped to support learning at home.
Your first visit
The first appointment is structured as a relaxed information-gathering session to help your child become familiar with the therapist and the setting at their own pace. This initial consultation typically includes play-based observations, informal assessment, and a parent interview to understand your child's needs and background. Following this first appointment, a formal assessment is conducted to establish the most appropriate treatment plan for your child. You will receive a comprehensive written report after the formal assessment, which then informs whether your child will benefit from a series of therapy appointments booked on a weekly or fortnightly basis.
Locations & areas served
Cranbrook
13/16 Brampton Ave, Cranbrook QLD 4814
Get directions to Cranbrook (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
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