Reviews and ratings from participants and families for therapy providers serving Broome. Sorted by rating.
See all therapy providers across WABroome Physio provides physiotherapy services for people with spinal pain, sports injuries, neurological conditions, and post-surgical recovery. They offer treatments including dry needling, clinical pilates, and movement analysis. The service supports NDIS participants (adults and children), aged care clients, and people with workers compensation or motor vehicle claims.
Broome Speech Pathology, run by Karen Baines since 2016, provides speech pathology services to children. Services include assessments and therapy for speech, language, literacy and social skill development, with specialist training in Autism Spectrum Assessment. Sessions are offered at their Cable Beach office, school, home or online.
Kimberley Therapy Services is located in Broome WA and Kununurra. Servicing all areas of the Kimberley including remote communities such as Bidyadanga, Dampier Peninsula, Fitzroy Crossing, Looma and Derby. Kimberley Therapy Services is made up of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and Support Coordinators, including Specialist Support Coordinators and Psychosocial Recovery Coaches. Our team provides specialised therapy across: NDIS, Aged Care, Paediatrics, Acquired Disabilities such as a stroke or a traumatic brain injury, Cerebral Palsy and Autism. With the knowledge and experience of both entities, we have focused on creating a specialised and flexible team of therapists.
PATCHES Integrated Health is an NDIS-registered provider delivering assessments and therapy services across Australia. They offer neurodevelopmental, ADHD, autism, anxiety, and speech language assessments, alongside therapy services including occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology, and exercise physiology. With clinics in Perth and Darwin plus telehealth options, they support people from early childhood through aged care.
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