Occupational Therapy Assistants build on strengths and difficulties and support participants with practical solutions to increase individual skills. Occupational Therapy Assistants can support participants with fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, daily living skills and social skills just to name a few.

Social Work Assistants provide support and counselling to assist with conflict resolution, understanding relationships and friendships and support in major life changes and trauma.

Speech Pathology Assistants support participants with communication disorders including all areas of verbal and non-verbal language, including but not limited to understanding of language, listening, speaking, reading and writing and social skills.

Physiotherapy Assistants support participants to build musculoskeletal development, motor impairment, orthopedic issues, rehabilitation. Coordination issues and developmental challenges through a range of treatment programs designed by a qualified physiotherapist.

Exercise Physiology Assistants will promote the benefits of activity to improve mobility, manage pain, increase strength, improve fitness, improve walking gait and balance and generally improving quality of life, independence and wellbeing.

Psychology Therapy Assistants support participants with understanding, prevention and treatment of developmental, social and emotional, cognitive processing by obtaining a good understanding of thought processes and actions through supporting positive resolutions which may cause the behaviours and emotions of concern.

Mentors are individuals who share knowledge, experience and understanding. Mentors provide effective techniques and skill development with the aim to act as role models. A mentor promotes skill development and aims to build self-confidence, independence and capacity to the person they are mentoring.