Finding the right therapy provider in Bayswater is an important decision for you or your family. Our directory lists reviewed providers to help you compare options based on real feedback from people who've used their services. Look for someone whose approach and experience match your needs, and check that they're registered and NDIS-qualified.
Mental health support and therapy in a non-judgmental and empathetic environment
I am a Clinical Psychologist who has experience working with a wide range of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety and trauma.
I work with a diverse range of people from different backgrounds including the traditionally “hard to reach clients” who may never have connected with other therapists.
In my sessions I am accompanied by my therapy support dog Dexter the Moodle.
Earlysteps is a private occupational therapy and podiatry practice in Bayswater that provides assessment and intervention services for children and adolescents. The practice offers occupational therapy, general podiatry, and sports podiatry services, along with telehealth options. They support children with developmental concerns, lower limb issues, sports injuries, and school-related difficulties.
We want to help each and every child be their best self.
Our mission is to be a holistic and specialised ASD service provider incorporating key allied health professionals working together to build meaningful connections between clients and the wider community.
At Aruma Therapy Services Bayswater, we provide personalised NDIS therapy and disability support to help you live life your way. Our experienced team works with children and adults across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, offering occupational therapy, speech support, and daily living skill development. We collaborate with you and your family to achieve your goals, ensuring every plan is tailored to your needs. At Aruma, it’s always You. First.
How do I know if a therapy provider is registered?
Check their professional registration with bodies like AHPRA (for psychologists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists) or their peak body. Ask the provider directly—they should be upfront about their qualifications and registration status.
What questions should I ask a potential provider?
Ask about their NDIS experience, how they plan sessions, whether they offer telehealth, cancellation policies, and how they communicate progress. It's fair to ask about their approach and whether they've worked with people with your specific needs.
How are reviews on TopNDISAustralia verified?
Our reviews come from people with direct experience using the service. We verify details to protect the integrity of feedback and remove obviously false or unrelated comments to keep the directory trustworthy.
Can I change providers if the first one isn't right?
Yes. You can adjust your NDIS plan and change providers. It's normal to try someone and realise it's not the right fit. Your planner can help you make changes if needed.
What's the difference between AHPRA-registered and other providers?
AHPRA-registered providers (psychologists, OTs, speech pathologists) meet strict training and ethical standards. Other specialists may be qualified but aren't AHPRA-regulated. Check their credentials and ask about their experience and insurance.
