Our NDIS occupational therapists in Ipswich Queensland can offer support if you are diagnosed with conditions such as mental illness or Autism Spectrum Disorder to help you meaningfully engage with activities that matter to you the most. We provide tailored Occupational Therapy to support you at home, at work and out in the community.We are Ipswich NDIS occupational therapy provider that you can trust. We offer a wide range of NDIS Disability services and Allied Health services. Visit Our Better Rehab Ipswich Queensland clinic near to Ipswich Hospital. www.betterrehab.com.auBetter Rehab Ipswich occupational therapists service Ipswich, Eastern Heights, Woodend, Flinders View, East Ipswich, Newtown, Forest Lake, Basin Pocket, North Ipswich, One Mile, Inala, Sadliers Crossing, Booval, Churchill, Brassall, Middle Park, Coalfalls, Leichhardt, Silkstone, Yamanto, Raceview, Wulkuraka and wider Queensland.Better Rehab Ipswich NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners work with participants and their support network to provide tailor-made solutions for behaviours of concern. Our approach looks at an individual’s strengths, interests and motivators to help them overcome challenges and increase independence in daily life. Our PBS practitioners have extensive training in the behaviour support field.Independence and mobility are key aspects of good health, and Better Rehab Ipswich NDIS Physiotherapists help adults and children get the most out of life through a range of tailored and proven treatments and therapies. They can offer support in improving mobility, balance, movement, posture, strength and coordination, and in the management of chronic conditions.Our Speech Pathologists Ipswich Queensland support individuals with a range of communication or swallowing difficulties due to conditions such as stroke, brain injury, hearing loss or other congenital or acquired conditions. We conduct communication and swallowing assessments and formulate individualised intervention plans for you, with a strong emphasis on evidence-based practice and person-centred care.
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