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Top 4 NDIS Therapy Providers in Windsor, QLD

Reviews and ratings from participants and families for therapy providers serving Windsor. Sorted by rating.

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Finding the right therapy provider in Windsor can feel overwhelming. That's why TopNDISAustralia reviews local providers so you can make an informed choice based on real experiences from people who've used their services. Whether you're looking for speech pathology, occupational therapy, or other support, our verified reviews help you understand what to expect. Take time to read feedback, ask questions, and connect with providers who feel like the right fit for your needs.
Kylie Walsh Occupational Therapist
Kylie Walsh Occupational TherapistAvailability not confirmed
Windsor, QLD
5.0(3)

Kylie Walsh is an occupational therapist in Windsor who supports children and families with everyday participation at home, school and in the community. She offers clinic, telehealth and school-based services including consultation, assessment and intervention, working with families to identify goals and develop practical strategies. Her approach is family-centred and focuses on building skills across self-care, learning, play and social connection.

A&U PsychologyAvailability not confirmed
Windsor, QLD
5.0(1)

A&U Psychology is a clinical psychology practice in Windsor, Brisbane, providing evidence-based treatment including EMDR therapy, forensic psychology services, and clinical supervision. The team of qualified psychologists works with adults experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, and other mental health concerns. They offer in-person and online sessions, accepting various funding options including NDIS, Medicare, private insurance, and veteran services.

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Therapy Providers in Windsor — FAQs

How are reviews on TopNDISAustralia verified?

We collect feedback directly from NDIS participants and families who've received services. Each review is checked to ensure it reflects genuine experiences. We don't accept unverified or promotional reviews.

What should I ask a therapy provider before booking?

Ask about their qualifications, experience with your specific needs, availability, cancellation policy, and how they communicate progress. It's also fair to ask how they work with NDIS plans and funding.

What's the difference between registered and unregistered providers?

Registered providers (like Speech Pathologists Australia members) follow professional standards and codes of conduct. Always check credentials and ask about registration—it's a sign of accountability and quality.

How do I get started with a Windsor therapy provider?

Read reviews here, note providers that match your needs, then contact them directly via phone or email. Have your NDIS plan details handy and ask about initial consultations or assessments.

Can I change providers if it's not working out?

Yes. You can swap providers at any time. NDIS is flexible by design. If a fit isn't right, discuss it with your planner and explore other options—there's no penalty.