Search results for: Moderate or Severe Intellectual Disability
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
…who will benefit from this intervention include those with: Autism Spectrum Disorder Physical disability Oral and Verbal Dyspraxia Children/adolescents with speech that is not functional Developmental Disability. When: During your…
Read MoreLanguage-based Learning Difficulties
…learning disabilities have average to superior intelligence. What are some signs or symptoms of a Language-based Learning Disability? Dyslexia has been used to refer to the specific learning problem of…
Read MoreTherapies for Kids is Registered as an NDIA Provider
…participant of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Each participant in the scheme will have an individualised plan which sets out their goals and aspirations, the disability supports (services and…
Read MoreEnliten Harness System
…mobility has been something they have never experienced without intervention from another person, the harness is a game-changer. “We are able to support children with moderate to severe mobility disabilities…
Read MoreGait Problems
…but stretches to the forefoot are often helpful. In more severe cases a light plaster cast can be applied for a few weeks, to keep the foot in a neutral…
Read MorePauline Li – Occupational Therapist *Currently on Maternity Leave
…together with other health professionals to deliver a holistic, client-focused therapy program. Pauline is passionate about working with children with a variety of physical, intellectual, and developmental disorders and helping…
Read MoreCarer adjustment payment
The Carer Adjustment Payment is a one-off payment for a Carer of a child under 7 years who has been diagnosed with a severe illness, medical condition or major disability…
Read MoreMuscular Dystrophy
…and function which over time leads to increasing disability. Although there are over one hundred types of muscular dystrophy the most common types that usually present in childhood are: Duchenne…
Read MoreThe F-words for child development
Research in childhood disability has identified six F-words that should be the focus for development. These include Function, Family, Fitness, Fun, Friends, and Future. These areas of development are a…
Read MoreHandwriting
…requires assessment for Special Provisions please see our Board of Studies – Disability Provisions page. Other Related Pages: School Readiness Visual Perception Board of Studies – Disability Provisions Learning Difficulties…
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