
Rehabilitation Service
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Rehabilitation Service
Atlas Health Consultancy provides psychological counselling, performance coaching, and menopause wellness coaching to people in Port Adelaide. They offer both in-person and telehealth services, specialising in areas including trauma and PTSD, adjustment disorder, and menopause support. Their approach uses evidence-based therapeutic techniques in a confidential, non-judgmental environment.
Puberty Plus is an online, self-paced educational program created by occupational therapists to support young autistic, neurodivergent and disabled people through puberty. The program covers ten topics including body changes, hygiene, menstruation, emotions, relationships and confidence in a gender-inclusive format. It costs $249.95 and may be claimable through NDIS funding.
Elcies is your local allied health and disability service provider in South Australia. We offer services to South Australians of all ages throughout the greater metropolitan Adelaide and Barossa Valley regions. Services available at this site: - Psychology - Speech Pathology
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