NDIS Occupational Therapy
Across SE-Queensland
Occupational therapy helps people of all ages build the skills they need for everyday life, from fine motor and self-care skills through to independence at home, school, work and in the community
our NDIS occupational therapists take a practical, person-centred approach, working with you in the environments that matter most
- Supporting All Ages
- Mobile, Clinic & Telehealth
- Timely, Accurate Reporting
- NDIS & Medicare Funded
- No Waiting Lists
Our Funding Partners
As occupational therapists, we know real progress happens in the places where life actually unfolds. Our therapists work alongside you in your home, school, workplace or community to build the skills, confidence and independence that make day-to-day life easier
When Occupational Therapy May Help
It isn’t always obvious when occupational therapy might help. If you’re noticing any of the following in yourself or someone you care for, an OT assessment may be a good place to start
For Children
- Difficulty with fine motor tasks like handwriting, drawing or doing up buttons
- Trouble keeping up with daily routines or self-care skills
- Sensory sensitivities that affect everyday participation
- Challenges with attention, organisation or coordination at school or at home
- Delays in reaching developmental milestones
For Adults
- Daily living tasks becoming harder to manage independently
- Returning to work, study or routine after injury or a change in circumstances
- Needing a safer, more accessible home environment
- Considering equipment or assistive technology to support independence
- Working towards specific goals around capacity and participation
Occupational Therapy Services
Whether it is a child developing the skills to thrive at school or an adult working towards greater independence, we tailor every session to your situation and goals with occupational therapy across a range of settings and stages of life. Explore the service that best fits your needs, or start a referral and we’ll match you with the right therapist
Paediatric OT
Every child is unique, and therapy should be too. Our paediatric occupational therapists use a family-centred approach to help children build the skills they need to take part in everyday life, from self-care and fine motor skills through to focus and coordination. We can work with your child at home, in kindergarten or at school, and we collaborate with parents and carers so progress continues between sessions
Adolescent & Adult OT
We take a holistic approach with participants of all ages and abilities. Our therapists are experienced across a wide range of needs and will match you with the right person for your situation. Whether you’re working towards greater independence at home, returning to work or study, or building capacity in your community, we work alongside you using an evidence-based, person-centred approach
Telehealth OT
Telehealth makes occupational therapy more convenient and accessible. You can connect with your therapist from home through secure video sessions, which is ideal if you have a busy schedule, live in a regional area, or simply prefer the comfort of home. Sessions stay engaging and focused on your goals, with the same personalised support as in-person therapy
Community OT
Our mobile therapists can visit you at home, school or in your workplace for both assessments and therapy sessions. Working in your everyday environment gives us a clear understanding of the tasks and routines that matter to you, so support stays practical and grounded in real life
Assitive Technology
The right piece of equipment can make a real difference to your safety, capacity and independence, but choosing it can feel daunting. Our therapists support you at every step, from trial and selection through to education and set-up, so you feel confident using it day to day
OT for Stroke & Neurological Conditions
Stroke, brain injury and other neurological conditions can change how you manage everyday tasks, sometimes overnight. Our occupational therapists work with you to rebuild routines, regain skills and adapt where needed, so daily life feels manageable again.
How Occupational Therapy Works
From your first referral through to review, occupational therapy can support people to:
- Build greater independence in everyday tasks
- Develop fine motor, coordination and self-care skills
- Strengthen focus, problem-solving and organisation
- Participate more fully at school, work and in the community
- Develop practical strategies for physical and emotional wellbeing
Here’s what working with our occupational therapy team looks like…
1. Referral & Matching
Once you submit a referral, we match you with an occupational therapist suited to your goals, age and needs, and get in touch within 48 hours
2. Initial Assessment
Your therapist gets to know you, your environment and what you want to work towards, building a clear picture of your strengths and support needs
3. Goal Setting
Together we set practical, meaningful goals and agree on a plan tailored to your situation, whether that’s a course of therapy, a report, or both
4. Therapy Sessions or Reporting
We deliver support in the way that suits you, through hands-on therapy sessions, a detailed OT report, or assistive technology and home modification support
5. Review & Progress
We track progress against your goals and adjust the plan as your needs change, keeping you and your support network informed throughout
NDIS Occupational Therapy Reports
Occupational therapy reports play a pivotal role in shaping your supports and the funding you receive under the NDIS. Our reports go beyond formalities, giving the NDIS a clear, evidence-based picture of your abilities, your goals and the supports you need. We understand these reports are often time-sensitive, which is why we offer a turnaround of 10 business days
Initial
Assessments
A starting-point review of your functional abilities and daily routines to understand your needs and for session planning
Functional Capacity Assessments
A comprehensive review of your daily living skills and support needs; for plan reviews, funding changes, appeals and more
Sensory
Profile
An assessment of how you process and respond to sensory input, and how it affects your daily living and wellbeing
Home
Modifications
Review of your home and recommended modifications to improve access, safety and independence
Supported Independent Living
Assessing the level of support you need to live independently, with clinical evidence for SIL funding applications
Assistive Technology Reports
Identifying and prescribing the right equipment to support your independence, safety and participation under the NDIS
Individualised Living Options
Exploring your preferred living arrangements and the supports you need to live as independently as possible
Specialist Disability Accomodation
Assessing your eligibility and identifying the dwelling type that best meets your functional needs and long-term goals
Why Choose Therapy Partners?
- NDIS registered provider
- Experienced therapists across all ages and needs
- Mobile, clinic and telehealth delivery
- Family-centred, person-centred approach
- Timely, accurate reporting (10 business day turnaround)
- No extended waiting lists
Meet Our Occupational Therapists
Our occupational therapists bring a mix of clinical training and hands-on experience to every participant they work with. Get to know the team below, or start a referral and we’ll match you with the right fit for your needs
Create Your Personalised Care Plan
Start a referral so our team has all the information we need to help you, then one of our behaviour support practitioners will be in touch within 48 hours!
Occupational Therapy in Brisbane
Therapy Partners provides NDIS occupational therapy services across Brisbane, with mobile and community-based sessions available in your home, school, workplace or local community. Rather than asking you to travel to a clinic, our Brisbane-based occupational therapists come to you and work in the environments where daily life actually happens
Whether you need ongoing OT sessions, a Functional Capacity Assessment, or any other report-based support, our team can reach you without the extended wait times common at larger practices
As an NDIS approved occupational therapy provider, all our therapists are accredited and able to support you whatever your plan type or personal need
Support Coordinator Capacity Updates
Are you a Support Coordinator looking to connect participants with therapists? Receive emails and keep up-to-date with our capacity
Frequently Asked Questions
Still can’t find what you’re looking for? Call us today for more information!
What is occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy helps people of all ages build the skills they need to take part in everyday activities, or “occupations”. This can include self-care, play, learning, work and community participation. An OT works with you to make daily tasks easier and to support your independence
How does NDIS funding work for OT?
Occupational therapy is commonly funded under NDIS plans, often within Capacity Building supports. The exact funding depends on your plan and goals, and your support coordinator or planner can help confirm what’s available to you
What does an occupational therapist do?
An occupational therapist assesses how you manage everyday tasks and works with you to build skills, adapt activities or introduce equipment that makes participation easier. Support is always tailored to your individual goals and environment
Do you offer occupational therapy for both children and adults?
Yes. We support participants of all ages, from young children through to adults, and match you with a therapist experienced in your area of need.
Can I use existing NDIS funding for a Behaviour Support Assessment?
In many cases, yes. An initial assessment can often be completed using up to 10 hours of your available Capacity Building funding, billed at the standard NDIS rate, even without a dedicated Behaviour Support line item. The resulting report can then support plan reviews and funding conversations with your planner or LAC.
Where do occupational therapy sessions take place?
Sessions can take place in your home, at school or kindergarten, in your community, at our Robina clinic, or via telehealth. We work in the setting that’s most practical and comfortable for you.
What is a Functional Capacity Assessment / FCA?
An FCA is a detailed report that reviews your daily living skills and support needs. It’s often used for plan reviews, funding changes, appeals or housing applications, and gives the NDIS a clear picture of the supports you require.
How long does an OT report take?
We understand reports are often time-sensitive, so we offer a turnaround of 10 business days on our occupational therapy reports.
Do I need a referral to access occupational therapy?
For NDIS participants, you can submit a referral through our website directly and our team will guide you through the next steps. You don’t need to wait for a doctor’s referral to get started.
How quickly can I get started?
We don’t have extended waiting lists. Once your referral is received, we aim to be in touch within 48 hours to get things moving.
Message Us Directly
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