Group Programs
Balance to Bloom offers group occupational therapy programs focussing on developing children's skills and providing an opportunity for children to make friendships and families to find support networks.
Our group programs have been developed based on need with a focus on neurodiversity affirming and trauma-informed supports.
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Groups are run weekly during term or as an intensive across school holidays. Both formats focus on building and practicing skills that are meaningful to your child.
Expressions of Interest Now Open
Balance to Bloom do not currently have any group programs scheduled for Term 1. We will be publishing our holiday program in week 7 of Term 1.
So that we can provide the best service to our community. Please let us know what programs would best meet your needs below.
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All groups can be funded privately or through NDIS for plan and self-managed participants.
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Each group is designed to build your child's skills and confidence in a supportive environment.
You will be provided information and outcomes on enrolment and completion of group programs.
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Do I need a referral?You do not require a referral for services at Balance to Bloom. Dependent on your funding source, information from your GP may be required. Refer your child or family for our services here.
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Does my child need a diagnosis?No, at Balance to Bloom we work with children and families for several reasons. Whether your child is yet to be diagnosed, has a diagnosis, or just needs a helping hand, we are here for you.
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What does our process look like?Balance to Bloom was born out of the need to personalised, family-centred services. Our initial processes include information gathering, collaborative goal setting, and assessment followed by therapeutic intervention. For more information, we have put together a short document that outlines our process and costs attached.
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What funding sources can I use?Clients privately funding therapy may be able to partially fund up to 5 sessions through Medicare, in consultation with their GP, or through private health insurance. Balance to Bloom accepts clients through NDIS who are self- or plan-managed.