Flourish Allied Health Services is a multidisciplinary, person-centred practice supporting children, adults and families across the Clarence Valley. Our experienced team includes Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Early Childhood Teachers, Key Workers and Allied Health Assistants working together to deliver tailored support.
We work alongside clients, families, carers, groups and communities to build confidence, independence and participation. Our focus is on helping each person achieve meaningful goals through practical, supportive and collaborative care.
We value strong partnerships with families, educators and key stakeholders, with a commitment to integrity, respect and accountability across home, education and community settings.
Every client receives individualised assessment and intervention programs designed to meet their needs. We believe the best outcomes happen through genuine relationships and consistent support involving families, carers and the wider Clarence Valley community.
Services
Speech Pathologist
Our Speech Pathologists assess and support children and adults with communication, speech, language and swallowing difficulties. We work with clients and families to build confidence, independence and everyday communication skills through personalised therapy and practical strategies.
Speech Pathology support may help develop:
- eating and drinking skills
- speaking and listening skills
- reading and writing skills
- social and play skills
- fluent speech for people who stutter
- clear and consistent voice skills
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Our Occupational Therapists support children and adults to build independence, confidence and practical skills for everyday life. We help clients identify goals, manage routines at home and in the community, and develop strategies that make daily tasks easier and more achievable.
Occupational Therapy support may include:
- assistive technology, aids and equipment recommendations
- assessment of personal support needs
- helping children reach developmental goals through play-based therapy
- sensory support and regulation strategies
- social skills development and participation support
Key Worker
Our Key Workers partner with families to support children’s development and help navigate services with confidence. Acting as a consistent point of contact, they coordinate supports, guide decision-making and work closely with families, schools and therapy teams to achieve the best outcomes for each child.
Key Worker support may include:
- helping families make informed decisions
- supporting effective use of NDIS funding
- managing transitions such as starting school
- liaising with schools and other providers
- being your main point of contact
- providing behavioural support
- keeping the therapy team aligned
- delivering therapy as part of a broader team
Contact
Strand Arcade
U2&3 River Street
Maclean NSW 2463
