Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Allied Health That Fits Real Life
Our team supports people aged 16+ living with acquired and traumatic brain injury, stroke, concussion and vestibular symptoms. We provide Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and Physiotherapy to help you feel more confident, capable and connected in everyday life.
We take the time to get to know you - what’s important to you, what you enjoy, what you’d like to do more of and what might be getting in the way. From there, we work alongside you to find practical ways to build skills, confidence and independence that make a difference in real life.
We meet you where you’re most comfortable - at home, in your community or at our clinic.
Our focus is to help you do more of the things that matter to you and stay connected to the people you care about. Everyone’s goals are different - get in touch to have a conversation about yours.
Our Allied Health Services
Our Allied Health Services
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Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy focuses on the things you need and want to do in everyday life.
Our Occupational Therapists can help with independence and daily activities, memory and thinking strategies, fatigue management, routines, returning to work or study, community participation and driving assessment and rehabilitation.
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Speech Pathology
Communication is about much more than finding the right words.
Our Speech Pathologists can support communication, cognitive communication, memory, attention, word finding and social communication, as well as swallowing difficulties following brain injury or stroke.
The focus is on helping you communicate, connect and participate more confidently in everyday life.
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Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy can help you build confidence in the way you move.
Our Physiotherapists work with strength, balance, mobility, coordination, fitness, fatigue, vestibular symptoms and pain, while helping you work towards everyday movement, community participation, exercise, hobbies and sport.
Your Goals Are The Starting Point
There’s no single roadmap for life after brain injury, and we don’t expect your goals to look like anyone else’s.
We’ll meet you where you’re at, listen to what matters to you and work together to find practical ways forward.
You don’t need to know which allied health service you need before you contact us. Tell us a little about what’s happening and what you’d like support with, and we can help you work out the next step.