Finding the right therapy provider in Margate is an important decision for your NDIS plan. This page lists five reviewed therapy services in the area, with verified feedback from people who've used them. Take time to read the reviews, check qualifications, and contact a few providers to find the best fit for your needs and goals.
North Brisbane Allied Health is a team of practitioners dedicated to promoting a healthy you. The team offer services in Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Hydrotherapy and Podiatry. Referrals from Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA), Chronic Condition General Practitioner Management Plans (CCGPMPs), Work Cover, National Disability Scheme (NDIS registered), Support at Home Packages and Private accepted.
Teena is an experienced mental health clinician who uses a neuroaffirming, non-judgmental and empathetic approach to treat a wide variety of difficulties in adults and adolescents. As an AuDHD'er she specialises in supporting neurodivergent people, Teena has experience in the treatment of anxiety and depression as well as stress, relationship difficulties, low self esteem, adjustment, life transitions, problems at work, personality vulnerabilities and managing difficult emotions.
Using evidenced based treatments that are tailored to the individual's needs Teena has experience in providing Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as well as mindfulness based treatment.
My Next OT is a boutique Occupational Therapy service provider and the only clinic-based practice on the Redcliffe Peninsula.
We assist clients of all ages through a personalised approach tailored to the individual needs of our clients at our clinic and throughout the community.
We specialise in disability and aged care and are experts in our field.
Mobile Speech Pathologist - Home visits. Children and adults. Swallowing, communication and cognition. NDIS, Medicare, self referrals, GP referrals, private health
How do I know if a therapy provider is registered or qualified?
Ask to see their qualifications and professional registration (e.g. AHPRA, speech pathology board). Reputable providers are happy to share this. You can also verify registration directly with the relevant peak body online.
What questions should I ask a potential provider?
Ask about their experience with your specific needs, how they'll work toward your goals, their availability, and whether they bulk-bill or charge gap fees. It's fair to ask for references or to chat before booking.
How are the reviews on TopNDISAustralia verified?
We collect feedback from people with direct experience using the service. Reviews help you hear real perspectives, but we encourage you to speak directly with providers and ask your own questions too.
Can I change providers if the first one doesn't work out?
Yes. Your NDIS plan is yours—you can switch providers if the relationship isn't right. Give feedback to your coordinator about what you're looking for in your next provider.
What if I need urgent or flexible therapy sessions?
Contact providers directly to ask about cancellation policies, waitlists, and flexibility. Some offer telehealth, which may suit your schedule. Discuss your needs openly when you first get in touch.
