The TOP 10 BEST Occupational Therapists in Russell Vale NSW

ORS has been in the business of making a difference to people with disability and injuries for 30 years! ORS provides a range of allied health and workplace rehabilitation services across key industries such as the NDIS, Workers Compensation, Health, Injury Prevention and Aged Care. Our service delivery is underpinned by clinically informed, evidence based and person-centered practices which empower others to reach their potential and achieve their goals.

We provide home and school visits. Specialty areas: Paediatrics Aged Care Home Modification Assessments and ongoing therapy available. WE BULK BILL.

Unique Kids Clinic offers multidisciplinary services for Paediatric therapy in the Illawarra. Unique Kids Clinic offers Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Art Therapy in a purpose built custom clinic for Paediatric therapy. The primary goals of an Occupational Therapist when working with children is to improve their functional performance across all environments and enhance their capacity to interact within their physical and social environments. The Occupational Therapists at the clinic provide intervention for children with the following: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Attention disorders such as ADD/ADHD, Neurological impairments including cerebral palsy, Learning delay, Behavioural challenges, Fine and gross motor challenges, Developmental Dyspraxia, Global Developmental Delay, Sensory Processing Disorder Physiotherapists main goal is to improve and maintain children's optimal function whether it be recovering from a sporting injury or improving gross motor function for clients with physical impairments or gross motor delays. The Physiotherapists at the clinic can provide therapy for: Physical developmental and gross motor issues: including children and teenagers with Cerebral Palsy, Brain injury, Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD). Musculoskeletal disorders for example, Scoliosis, Scheuermanns, Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome, Severs Disease, Sinding Larsing, Os Good Schlatters, Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis. Pre and post orthopaedic surgery: for example, anterior cruciate ligament repairs. Acute and overuse sporting injuries: for example, ligament sprains, dislocations, rehabilitation post fractures including avulsion injuries and stress fractures. Clinical Pilates: individual sessions or group classes. Each person participating in Clinical Pilates will have an individual program developed based on an initial assessment. Art Therapy allows children to express their feelings through art, utilise imagination and creativity to problem solve and to develop healthy coping skills and resilience. No artistic ability required/all materials provided. Sessions can be provided with one on one sessions or via a group setting and cal also be conducted in client's home or school environment where appropriate.

Resource Life delivers specialist consultancy services in case management. From customer engagement to occupational rehabilitation we have tools to rapidly improve service delivery and relationship management. Resource Life is built on a foundation of providing inclusive services and solutions. We aim to truly understand the people we work with and form meaningful, productive relationships.

Alive4Life Disability Services in Wollongong was founded by Kelly Middlebrook who wanted to create an organisation with strong values that provides passionate, individualised and progressive services. Alive4Life works with clients and the community to provide opportunities to empower, grow and develop individuals to lead a life that brings them fulfillment. Our approach is person-centred and interest-led backed with a robust quality management framework that ensures clients are receiving the best quality care and support. Alive4Life has a proud and dedicated team who have substantial and varied experience in the health, business and community services industries. We are eager to support you on your own personal journey to live your life, your way.

As one of Australia’s largest not-for-profit disability service organisations, Northcott provide services from metropolitan and regional locations throughout NSW and the ACT. We have 90 years of experience and expertise in the disability service industry, that works with customers to realise their potential. A registered NDIS provider, we employ almost 2,500 staff and provide empowering, personalised services to over 13,500 people with disability, their families and carers each year. Northcott provides personalised and dynamic support, delivered by a committed team who will optimise and maximise support and services for every customer.

With over two decades of speech pathology and occupational therapy experience with clients and their families, Spot4You is well equipped to manage a diverse range of clinical needs. We provide a large variety of services for both individual clients and schools. Whilst we started predominantly as a paediatric service, Spot4You provides highly effective treatment for adults as well as for children. Our therapists are primarily mobile therapists, servicing clients in their school, day care, nursing home or home environments. However, we do have clinics available at some of our locations. Visiting our clients in the environments in which they spend their time allows us to specifically target their needs in the most relevant way possible.

For over 30 years Scope Home Access has been providing home modification and maintenance services to people over the age of 65 (or over 50 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) and to people with a disability. These modifications are based on each individual’s needs and range from simple grab rails or hand-held showers, to large scale bathroom and access modifications. Ultimately the aim is the same: to maximise safety and independence around the home. We recognise that a person’s home and community is an integral part of their support system, along with family, friends and carers. Our vision and mission statements reflect our belief that everyone should have the opportunity to ‘age in place’, surrounded by the comforts of home.