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2018 Australian Small Business of the year. Specialising in Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology. Other services include dry needling (acupuncture), exercise therapy and technique correction, exercise programming and sports rehabilitation
Moving Mountains Village is an occupational therapy and behaviour clinic based in Sans Souci, Sydney, dedicated to helping children and families build confidence, independence, and everyday life skills. Our team supports children through play-based, relationship-centred therapy, with services tailored to each child’s unique strengths and needs. We offer individual sessions, behaviour support, school visits and parent education. At Moving Mountains Village, we prioritise connection and collaborative care that empowers children to grow and thrive.
Physiotherapist in San Souci. Private Health Fund, Worker's Compensation, CTP, NDIS, EPC Care Plan. Fracture Fibreglass Casts and removals.
Star Communicators is a clinic-based and mobile speech pathology service based in Southern Sydney. Communication assessment and intervention can be carried out in our Sans Souci clinic, or in the educational or home settings.
We are a healthcare and support team with a collaborative and holistic approach to wellness. Our services are equally divided between NDIS and Community Care, and our established Allied Health Clinics.
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