Occupational therapy services for NDIS participants

Increase independence with occupational therapy

Whether it’s improving daily tasks or achieving independence, our support aligns with these goals. This personalised approach ensures that every participant receives the help they need.

Occupational therapy is more than individual support; it’s a team effort. Our clinicians also work with participants’ families and support networks. By involving everyone, we create an environment where all aspects of support are aligned.

By working together, the support our OTs provide can have a lasting impact for everyone involved.

OT support for both adults and children

Dedicated to supporting individuals of all ages in achieving greater independence, our therapists collaborate with adults and children to develop essential skills, adapt to challenges, and enhance overall well-being.

Through personalised interventions—ranging from improving fine motor abilities and self-care routines to facilitating participation in social and community activities—our team empowers each person to reach their goals. By fostering a supportive and adaptable environment, we help individuals build resilience and unlock their potential for meaningful, everyday success.

Occupational therapy for a wide range of needs

Functional Capacity Assessments

Comprehensive evaluations, including SIL and SDA, to ensure optimal NDIS funding and support. Ongoing transition assistance for successful adjustments.

Assistive Technology

Specialised equipment, from adapted cutlery to power wheelchairs. In-home assessments ensure tailored solutions for enhanced comfort and mobility.

Capacity building

Increase participation and independence for adults and paediatrics in day-to-day tasks for emotional and sensory processing conditions.

Home Modifications

Promote independence and participation with housing and support needs assessments. Custom solutions for home safety and function, including grab rails, ramps and lifts.

Neurological conditions

Promote independence and enhance daily living for neurological and progressive neurological conditions.

Driving Assessments and vehicle modifications

Driver rehabilitation services to get you behind the wheel safely and comfortably. Services include off-road and on-road assessments, rehabilitation, and vehicle modifications.

Our occupational therapists support participants to achieve their goals. Enquire today to learn how.

With clinics across Australia, support is always nearby

Better Rehab has clinics and offices spanning major cities and key urban centres. Our clinicians are also able to provide tailored therapy solutions by telehealth.

Across all our sites, our operating hours are 8:30am to 5pm.

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Perth (4 clinics)

Perth (4 clinics)

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Darwin (1 clinic)

Darwin (1 clinic)

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Townsville (1 clinic)

Townsville (1 clinic)

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Adelaide (1 clinic)

Adelaide (1 clinic)

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Hobart (1 clinic)

Hobart (1 clinic)

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Launceston (1 clinic)

Launceston (1 clinic)

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Mornington (1 clinic)

Mornington (1 clinic)

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Geelong (1 clinic)

Geelong (1 clinic)

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Melbourne (8 clinics)

Melbourne (8 clinics)

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Wollongong (1 clinic)

Wollongong (1 clinic)

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Newcastle (1 clinic)

Newcastle (1 clinic)

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Canberra (1 clinic)

Canberra (1 clinic)

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Central Coast

Central Coast

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Sydney (7 clinics)

Sydney (7 clinics)

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Gold Coast (2 clinics)

Gold Coast (2 clinics)

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Sunshine Coast (1 clinic)

Sunshine Coast (1 clinic)

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Ipswich (1 clinic)

Ipswich (1 clinic)

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Brisbane (4 clinics)

Brisbane (4 clinics)

Adundel

Adundel

We offer more than just NDIS OT services

We’re a registered multidisciplinary NDIS allied health provider. This means you can come to us for just your occupational therapy needs, or for multidisciplinary support.

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FAQs

What is NDIS occupational therapy?
NDIS occupational therapy (OT) helps people become more independent in their daily tasks and improve their quality of life. Our OTs work with participants to develop skills needed for everyday activities.
We have clinicians experienced in supporting participants for a range of conditions and needs. This includes driving assessments, neurological conditions, Spinal Cord Injuries, and sensory processing challenges. We also have allied health professionals who can provide Paediatric OT support.
You can receive our OT services either in our clinics or in a location that suits you. This might be your home, at school, out in a public place, or even over telehealth. We aim to provide support in the most convenient setting for you.
An occupational therapist’s role is to foster independence in daily tasks and improve quality of life and participation of activities of choice. This might mean finding you the right equipment to make a task easier, or helping you find different approaches to completing something that is important to you with more independence. An occupational therapist will take their time learning about who you are and what is important to you- and then help you make those goals a reality.
Yes, we’re a multidisciplinary NDIS allied health provider, which means we can offer OT as part of an overall health plan. Our OTs work alongside other clinicians to provide comprehensive care.
You can start by submitting our referral form. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to help. Just use our enquiry form to get in touch, and we’ll guide you through the process.
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