A wonderful night at ADSCA
Last night, Therapy Pro won the Most Outstanding Early Intervention Program category at the Australian Disability Service Conference and Awards.
Therapy Pro has supported over 10,000 people
Therapy Pro has supported over 10,000 people
Last night, Therapy Pro won the Most Outstanding Early Intervention Program category at the Australian Disability Service Conference and Awards.
Sleep is one of the hardest life skills to work on with your children. Sleep helps our brain function well, keeps our emotions in check and reduces our chances of becoming sick. Our Bedtime Guide has been developed by Therapy Pro for Kids’ Lead Early Childhood Early Intervention Therapists, Penny and Jodie, to support children and their families during bedtime. The guide includes tips for identifying signs of anxiety at bedtime, how you can help your child, creating a restful room and a printable routine chart.
Therapy Pro had the pleasure of handing over a $2,000 donation to Helen Crew, Childhood Cancer Support Inc General Manager.
This morning from her new home in Toowoomba, Therapy Pro Director of Service Delivery Lara Strohfeldt spoke to ABC News Breakfast about her move to regional Queensland and the benefits her family is now experiencing.
In November, we completed our most recent audit under the NDIS Commission.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic illness involving your central nervous system (CNS). The immune system attacks myelin, which is the protective layer around nerve fibres. This causes inflammation and scar tissue, or lesions and can make it hard for your brain to send signals to the rest of your body. MS is the most common neurological disease that typically presents at an early age, adolescent years.
On MS Awareness day people are encouraged to bring awareness, share their stories and help people to understand how to help those with conditions that are not always visible but can have a significant impact on quality of life.
Jan Coleman, Therapy Pro Melbourne Social Worker, has been very brave in sharing her story.
For many households across Australia, mealtimes can feel like battle zones as parents face off fussy eaters—and it can be a normal part of development, that’s soon grown out of. But there’s a difference between a fussy eater and a problem feeder and the likelihood of problem feeding rises when disability is part of the equation: up to 85% of children with developmental disabilities, for example.
Starting school for the first time, changing schools or returning to school can come with a range of differing emotions. Children can feel excited, overwhelmed, anxious, unsure and relieved, all at the same time. Parents can feel exactly the same. Here are some tips the Therapy Pro team put together to reduce anxiety, from their professional and personal experience of being at school.
Therapy Pro is a NDIS registered multi-disciplinary allied health provider offering occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology, physiotherapy, social work and PBS. We offer a mobile face to face service, seeing our clients in the community, as well as telehealth therapy.
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