Psychology can positively impact children's behaviour, mental wellbeing and developmental milestones. Speech Pathologists can diagnose and treat difficulties related to speech, language and communication. Occupational Therapists can help children struggling with fine or gross motor skills, handwriting, self-help skills and sensory processing.
A Dietitian can ensure that your child is meeting their nutrient requirements, needed for optimal growth and development. Youthrive's integrated therapy team of psychologists, speech pathologists, dietitians and occupational therapists work together to develop tailored plans for children and their families.
A Dietitian can ensure that your child is meeting their nutrient requirements, needed for optimal growth and development. Youthrive's integrated therapy team of psychologists, speech pathologists, dietitians and occupational therapists work together to develop tailored plans for children and their families.
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Our dedicated team of qualified professionals provide therapy services including Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Dietetics, and Psychology. They have worked with clients with a wide range of needs and embrace Youthrive's collaborative approach to therapy. The Youthrive team are passionate about helping kids and young people reach their full potential.
To provide practical skills through speech pathology, occupational therapy, dietetic and psychological support to help children and young people develop and achieve their goals. Our aim is to help our families achieve their psychological and physical developmental goals. Our dedicated team of experienced allied health professionals are committed to providing the highest level of service to children and young people.
Psychology is a discipline where health professionals support families with concerns about their child's development, behaviour, emotional regulation, academic performance and/or other mental health concerns. Psychologists utilise a number of tools to assess the needs of their clients and support them to overcome some of life's challenges.
Speech Pathologists assess, diagnose, treat and help prevent difficulties related to speech, language, social communication, voice, swallowing and fluency. Speech Pathologists are allied health professionals with skills in the assessment and management of communication, feeding and swallowing difficulties.
Occupational therapists can help children struggling with fine or gross motor skills, handwriting, self-help skills and sensory processing. Occupational therapy is a client-centred health profession promoting health and wellbeing through the everyday activities that people do to occupy their time. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in these activities of everyday life independently.
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Tracy Benton
Jan 01, 2018
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