How can we help?
We put you and your family first.
Our aim is to first talk to you and understand what you need, we do this by talking about your goals and any barriers to those goals.
We then review with you the supports you have in place and work together with everyone involved to create the long term plan.
We then break this down into a ten week plan detailing what each therapists is working on, a report template for recording how this relates to the goals and review at the end of each period.
We then discuss with you the next steps and goals and address any barriers.
We use these reports to support you at your plan check ins to review how you have used your funding, what goals have been addressed, and what future supports and funding is required in your next plan budget.
Leanne
Director
Leanne is the passionate director behind our service, a dedicated parent to an autistic adult with Level 3 support needs and intellectual delay. Her journey began not in the therapy world, but as a bookkeeper—until she met adults navigating the NDIS alone, without family support or guidance.
Driven by her own experiences and countless conversations with parents—those just beginning to suspect a diagnosis, those overwhelmed by the system, and those whose children were misunderstood or underserved—Leanne became a powerful advocate. She’s spoken with families who were told their child’s challenges were simply “bad behaviour,” and with adults who had fallen through the cracks, never receiving the support they deserved.
Leanne’s mission is clear: to ensure no family feels alone, no child goes unsupported, and every voice is heard. She brings empathy, insight, and unwavering commitment to helping others understand, access, and navigate the NDIS with confidence.
Zoe
Senior Occupational Therapist
Zoe is a highly experienced and passionate occupational therapist who brings warmth, creativity, and deep expertise to every session. With years of experience supporting individuals with a wide range of disabilities, Zoe is known for making therapy both effective and enjoyable.
Her sessions are filled with energy, encouragement, and tailored strategies that help clients build confidence and independence in everyday life. Zoe also provides detailed, insightful assessments and reports that are clear, personal, and easy for parents and other professionals to understand and use.
Zoe’s commitment is to empower every client and family she works with—making therapy a positive, collaborative journey.
Sarah
Qualified Art Therapist
Sarah is a compassionate and dedicated art therapist with a deep belief in the healing power of creativity. With a background in both fine arts and mental health, she brings a unique blend of empathy, insight, and artistic skill to every session.
Sarah’s goal is to create a safe, supportive space where clients of all ages can explore their emotions, build resilience, and discover their inner strengths through art. Whether working with children, teens, or adults, she tailors each session to meet individual needs—always focusing on the process, not the product.
Her commitment is simple: to walk alongside her clients with kindness, curiosity, and creativity, helping them express what words sometimes cannot.
Sarah is registered with ANZACATA as a professional member #73648110 and is eligible to provide services for NDIS clients.