Top 4 NDIS Therapy Providers in Macquarie Park, NSW

Better Rehab is a NDIS community allied healthcare provider with a clinic in Macquarie Park. Our experienced clinicians support participants aged 6 and above with neurological, developmental, ASD, physical, sensory, psychosocial, and genetic conditions. Our services include occupational therapy, speech pathology, physiotherapy, and positive behaviour support. We also have allied health assistants available to provide support and can assist participants via telehealth.

Our team of experienced clinicians and administration staff share a passion for delivering quality care. We strive to enhance the fields of speech pathology and audiology by contributing to the training and education of future clinicians enrolled in our Masters' programs. Our clinicians are actively involved in research, lecturing, teaching and training at Macquarie University, keeping them at the forefront of the latest techniques and evidence-based treatments. We are a Registered NDIS Provider.

The team approach at Therapy and Learning Centre combines Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy. Highly experienced and qualified therapists work together to identify problem areas for children of all ages. We then develop programs to help each child specifically. The combination of both therapies allows children to excel with their fine and gross motor skills

The Shepherd Centre is a registered charity, founded by Dr Bruce Shepherd AM and his late wife Annette to provide a family-centred early intervention program to teach children born deaf or hearing impaired how to develop spoken language. The vast majority of children graduating from our world-leading program achieve spoken language at the same level as normal hearing children by the time they are ready for school. These outcomes have earned The Shepherd Centre an international reputation as a centre of excellence in helping children with hearing loss learn to listen and speak. We offer e-learning and teleintervention services for those who may not be able to attend in centre or who may live in remote areas.