At Aster Health Group, our Occupational Therapists are dedicated to helping individuals of all ages live more independent, meaningful, and fulfilling lives. Whether you’re a child developing essential life skills, an adult recovering from injury or illness, or someone living with a disability navigating daily challenges, our experienced OTs are here to support you.

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NDIS Services

We proudly support NDIS participants with a range of occupational therapy services designed to promote independence, participation, and quality of life.

 

We work with a wide range of presentations and support needs, including:

• Developmental Disabilities – such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Intellectual Disability

• Physical Disabilities – including congenital conditions, musculoskeletal disorders, and mobility impairments

• Neurological & Neurodegenerative Conditions – such as cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury (ABI), stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and multiple sclerosis

• Psychosocial Disability – including post-traumatic stress disorder, personality disorders, schizophrenia and more

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Our NDIS services include:

• Functional Capacity Assessments – Comprehensive assessments to determine an individual’s functional abilities and support needs, supporting NDIS funding and planning.

• Ongoing Therapy – Goal-focused therapy to enhance independence in self-care, daily routines, community access, and more.

• Assistive Technology – Recommendations and support for equipment to improve mobility, communication, personal care, and overall independence.

• Home Modifications – Assessments and professional reports recommending environmental changes to improve safety, accessibility, and comfort at home.

 

Whether you're self-managed or plan-managed, we work collaboratively with you, your support team, and your NDIS plan to achieve real-world outcomes.

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Paediatric Occupational Therapy

We help children build the foundational skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and in social environments. Our occupational therapists use play-based, engaging, and evidence-based interventions tailored to each child’s needs.

 

Areas we support include:

• Emotional & Behavioural Regulation – Helping children understand and manage big feelings, improve attention, and develop coping strategies.

• Sensory Integration – Supporting children with sensory processing difficulties to better engage in everyday tasks.

• Fine Motor Skills & Handwriting – Developing hand strength, dexterity, and coordination for writing and daily activities.

• Gross Motor Development – Enhancing balance, coordination, and body awareness.

• Cognitive & Communication Skills – Improving memory, problem-solving, and interaction with others through structured and creative therapy.

 

We work closely with families, teachers, and other health professionals to ensure consistent support across all settings.

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Adult Occupational Therapy

Our adult OT services are designed to help individuals regain or maintain independence, adapt to life changes, and live safely and confidently.​

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We assist with:

• ADHD - – supporting individuals with emotional regulation, organisation, executive functioning, and daily routines

• Rehabilitation – Supporting recovery from injury, surgery, stroke, or illness through tailored strategies and interventions.

• Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) – Helping with dressing, grooming, cooking, managing medications, and other essential tasks.

• Complex Living Needs – Assisting with strategies and tools to manage mental health, cognitive challenges, chronic conditions, and disability-related limitations.

 

Whether you're returning to work, managing a new diagnosis, or adjusting to life transitions, we offer practical, personalised care to help you thrive.

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Why Choose our Occupational Therapists?

• Experienced and compassionate Occupational Therapists

• Tailored, client-centred approach for children, adults, and families

• Flexible appointment options – in-clinic, community-based, or telehealth

• Collaborative care model, working closely with GPs, psychologists, allied health, and support coordinators