If you are ready to build your therapy team, you can jump straight to our Intake Form. When setting up your NDIS support plan in Blackburn or Bundoora, one of the most common questions is whether you should book every session with a Senior Occupational Therapist or utilize an Allied Health Assistant (AHA). Choosing between […]
Category Archives: Occupational Therapy
If you are ready to put your NDIS funding to work, you can jump straight to our online intake form. If you have recently received an NDIS plan, you likely have funding allocated for “Therapy Supports.” However, for many families in Blackburn and Bundoora, understanding NDIS Occupational Therapy (OT) is the first hurdle to clear. […]
If you are ready to explore the equipment that could change your daily routine, you can jump straight to our online intake form. In the world of disability support, the right tools can make the difference between needing full-time care and achieving total independence. Specifically, Occupational Therapy equipment and technology—often referred to as Assistive Technology […]
NDIS & Funding Guides, Occupational Therapy
What is an Allied Health Assistant (AHA) and Why Do You Need One?
If you are ready to see how an AHA can supercharge your NDIS plan, you can jump straight to our online intake form. If you have recently reviewed an NDIS plan or spoken with a therapy provider, you have likely heard the term “AHA” mentioned. However, many families in Blackburn and Bundoora are left wondering: […]
NDIS & Funding Guides, Occupational Therapy
How AHAs Can Save Your NDIS Budget While Increasing Therapy Hours
If you’re ready to see how a “blended” occupational therapy team can stretch your plan further, you can jump straight to our online intake form. Managing an NDIS plan in 2026 requires a strategic mindset. You want the highest quality care for your family, but you also need to make sure your funding lasts for […]
Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapy for Mental Health
The Role of Occupational Therapy in Mental Health Support for Surrey Hills Residents
Mental health plays a crucial role in overall well-being, influencing daily routines, relationships, and the ability to participate in meaningful activities. For many Surrey Hills residents, occupational therapy (OT) provides vital support in managing mental health challenges, building resilience, and improving independence. At Posity, we offer specialised occupational therapy for mental health in Surrey Hills, […]
Every child experiences and processes the world differently. For some children, everyday sensations—such as loud noises, bright lights, or the texture of certain fabrics—can feel overwhelming or unsettling. Others may seek more sensory input to stay engaged, constantly moving, touching objects, or struggling to sit still. These sensory processing differences can affect a child’s ability […]
Navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be a complex journey, but when it comes to occupational therapy, the support it provides can significantly improve quality of life. For families and individuals in Nunawading, NDIS-funded occupational therapy services are an invaluable resource, offering personalised care and practical solutions to enhance daily living. In this […]
Occupational therapy is gaining recognition in Box Hill as a transformative approach to supporting individuals across all stages of life. From children navigating developmental milestones to adults striving for independence and wellbeing, occupational therapy provides practical strategies to help people thrive. In this blog, we’ll explore how occupational therapy benefits Box Hill residents and why […]
Occupational Therapy
Data Practices in Australian Early Childhood Programs: Supporting Children With Additional Needs
Early childhood education plays a vital role in shaping the development of young children, especially those with additional needs. A recent study by Kishida, Carter, and Kemp (2021) delves into the data practices employed by Australian early childhood educators (ECEs) to enhance the inclusion and developmental outcomes of children with disabilities and additional learning needs. […]