Top 6 NDIS Therapy Providers in Mitcham, VIC
Reviews and ratings from participants and families for therapy providers serving Mitcham. Sorted by rating.
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Word By Mouth offers speech pathology services to a range of clients with varying communication needs. We provide paediatric, adolescent and selected adult speech pathology services.

Speaking of Learning is a speech pathology practice in Ringwood that works with people of all ages experiencing language, speech, or literacy difficulties, including autism spectrum disorder. They offer individual and group sessions in private consultation and school settings, with tailored interventions and school holiday programmes. Their focus areas include language disorders, speech difficulties, learning disorders, dyslexia, and autism spectrum disorder.

Melbourne Speech Clinics provides speech pathology services for children, adolescents and adults across multiple Melbourne locations. They offer assessment, diagnosis and treatment for communication and swallowing disorders, including conditions such as articulation difficulties, language delays, autism spectrum disorder, stuttering, dysphagia and stroke-related impairments. The practice operates clinics in Essendon, Dandenong, Mitcham, Footscray, Glen Waverley and Box Hill.
Kid Link OT is a neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapy practice with a focus on family-centred support and coaching. We support children and young people aged 12 months to 18 years and their families. We work alongside families to build their confidence and competence in supporting their child's journey, while working with your child or adolescent to build their capacity and achieve their goals. We also offer courses, consulting, and clinical supervision for OTs and allied health professionals.
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Therapy Providers in Mitcham — FAQs
How do I know if a therapy provider is registered?
Check the AHPRA website for allied health professionals like physiotherapists and speech pathologists. Always ask for their registration number and qualifications before booking.
What questions should I ask a new therapy provider?
Ask about their NDIS experience, how they communicate progress, cancellation policies, whether they bulk-bill or what fees apply, and if they can meet your specific goals.
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Can I change providers if the first one isn't right?
Yes. Your NDIS plan is flexible. If a provider isn't meeting your needs, speak to your planner about updating your plan. Most support switching mid-year.