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Top 6 NDIS Therapy Providers in Mill Park, VIC

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

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Finding the right therapy provider in Mill Park can feel overwhelming. TopNDISAustralia lists verified, reviewed providers to help you make an informed choice. Look for someone experienced with your needs, good communication, and genuine person-centred practice. All reviews here come from real participants and families.
Physium Physiotherapy and Osteopathy
Physium Physiotherapy and OsteopathyAvailability not confirmed
Mill Park, VIC
5.0(107)

Welcome to PHYSIUM! Mill Park's premier Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, Clinical Pilates, and Rehabilitation studio. Our fully equipped gym, including pilates reformers support personalized recovery plans. With over 20 years of combined experience, our practitioners have worked in elite sporting environments such as the AFL, NPL (soccer), Tennis Victoria etc, and specialize in post-operative orthopaedic care. Trusted by local specialists, we deliver evidence-based treatments to relieve pain and boost mobility. Our patient-focused approach ensures the best value for our community. Book now via our Google Business Profile, or call 8691 4588 to start your journey to a stronger, healthier you with expert care!

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Mill Park, VIC
5.0(15)

We are a NDIS provider (Plan and Self Managed funds) for Early Childhood Early Intervention and Therapeutic Supports. Our treatment model has a strong foundation in improving functional performance with an emphasis on sensory-based therapy, goal-based skills development and parent empowerment. Supports available: • Centre-based sessions in a child-friendly environment • Home, kinder, childcare and other community visits available for most Hume (Craigieburn, Mickleham), Whittlesea (Epping and Wollert) and surroundings areas • Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy • Key worker's Support • Specialised support for fussy eaters

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Kate Baxter Psychologist
Kate Baxter PsychologistAvailability not confirmed
Mill Park, VIC
5.0(9)

Psychologist located at the Mill Park Community Centre on a Tuesday and at Suite 7, 7 Development Boulevard Mill Park on a Wednesday - telehealth also available on Thursdays - Medicare or private health rebates - for ADULTS only over 20 years old. I see clients with various mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, childhood trauma, family and relationship problems, developing self-love and compassion, problems with communication and boundaries, sleep difficulties, anger management, grief and loss. Somatic (body) therapist framework.

Emble Allied Health
Emble Allied HealthAvailability not confirmed
Mill Park, VIC
5.0(8)

Emble Allied Health provides speech pathology, occupational therapy, psychology, dietetics, physiotherapy, feeding therapy, art therapy and developmental support for children, teenagers and young adults in Mill Park, Bundoora and Melbourne’s northern suburbs. We offer therapy, assessments and group programs that support communication, emotional wellbeing, feeding, movement, independence and participation across home, school and community life.

Northern Kids TherapyAvailability not confirmed
Mill Park, VIC
3.9(11)

Northern Kids Therapy (Emble Allied Health) provides speech pathology, occupational therapy, psychology, physiotherapy, dietetics, art therapy and early intervention services for children, teenagers and young adults across Melbourne's northern suburbs. They offer developmental assessments, feeding therapy, group therapy programs and participation-focused support designed around individual strengths and goals across home, school and community settings.

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Therapy Providers in Mill Park — FAQs

How do I know if a therapy provider is registered?

Check the AHPRA website or ask the provider directly about their registration. This ensures they meet professional standards and have proper qualifications. Always verify before starting therapy.

What questions should I ask before booking a session?

Ask about their experience with your condition, cancellation policy, location access, and how they communicate with families. Check if they're NDIS-registered and understand your funding.

How are reviews on TopNDISAustralia verified?

Reviews come from real participants and families who've used the service. We work to ensure authenticity, though we encourage you to also chat with providers directly and ask for references.

Can I change providers if it's not working?

Yes, you can switch. If you're NDIS-funded, discuss changes with your planner or support coordinator. There's no penalty for finding a better fit for your needs.

What if a provider isn't NDIS-registered?

You may still use them, but check if your plan covers private therapy. Some providers accept direct payment or insurance claims. Ask about their invoicing and whether they can support NDIS claims.