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Live Freely With Occupational Therapy

Struggling with daily tasks, mobility, or independence? Our OTs help you adapt, regain ability, and get back to doing what matters most.

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Helping you stay independent, confident and safe — every day.

OT is about more than rehab. It’s about helping you live your life, your way. Whether it’s building new skills or regaining independence, our team will guide every step of the way.

We take a personalised, goal-focused approach to support you through every stage from recovery to everyday living.

Our expert team of OTs can help with a range of things like:

  • Increase strength, mobility + coordination.

  • Reduce the risk of falls or injury at home.

  • Modify your home or routine to your needs.

  • Stay independent and in control of your life.

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OT Can Help With

  • OTs support children and adults with developmental delays to build skills for everyday life.

    • Supporting early childhood milestones

    • Improving play, learning, and social skills

    • Building independence across home and school

    • Tailored therapy for intellectual or sensory challenges

  • We help improve the small muscle movements needed for precise tasks.

    • Pencil grip and handwriting

    • Using scissors and cutlery

    • Buttoning clothes or tying shoelaces

    • Hand strength and coordination

  • We help improve the small muscle movements needed for precise tasks.

    • Pencil grip and handwriting

    • Using scissors and cutlery

    • Buttoning clothes or tying shoelaces

    • Hand strength and coordination

  • We assess your living or work environment and recommend changes to make life safer and easier.

    • Grab rails and ramps

    • Bathroom and kitchen modifications

    • Ergonomic workstations

    • Access assessments for mobility equipment

  • OTs support emotional regulation and behaviour management, particularly for children and neurodivergent individuals.

    • Sensory processing strategies

    • Developing self-regulation tools

    • Creating structured routines

    • Supporting emotional resilience

  • We help clients manage personal care tasks independently and confidently.

    • Showering, dressing, and grooming

    • Toileting and continence routines

    • Sleep hygiene and meal preparation

    • Establishing daily structure and consistency

  • We build confidence and capability in managing day-to-day activities.

    • Budgeting and shopping

    • Meal planning and cooking

    • Transport and community access

    • Managing household tasks

  • OTs help clients transition back into meaningful roles after injury, illness or disruption.

    • Graded return-to-work planning

    • Functional capacity assessments

    • School readiness or re-engagement

    • Workplace modifications or accommodations

  • We assess, recommend, and help you access the tools that make life easier.

    • Mobility aids (e.g. walkers, wheelchairs)

    • Communication devices

    • Assistive tech for daily tasks

    • NDIS reporting and applications

Who Our OTs Work With

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    Children & Teens

    We help kids with developmental delays, sensory needs, and school readiness — supporting them at home, in school and community.

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    Adults

    Whether it’s from injury, illness, or life changes, we help adults rebuild function, adapt routines, and regain confidence in daily life.

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    NDIS Participants

    We support NDIS participants to improve mobility, independence, and quality of life through personalised therapy and assistive solutions.

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    Seniors

    We help older adults stay safe and independent — from reducing falls to improving mobility and making daily tasks easier at home.

What makes Victory different?

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    Fully Personalised Plans

    We don’t do one-size-fits-all. Every plan is built around your routines, goals and challenges — so progress feels real, achievable, and relevant to your daily life.

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    Holistic & Practical

    From cooking and dressing to school readiness and managing emotions, we help you build confidence in the things that matter most — in the home, classroom, or community.

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    Collaborative Support

    We work with your whole support team including families, teachers, carers and support workers, so you’re backed by a unified team working toward the same goals.

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About Our Team

At Victory Allied Health, our Occupational Therapists help people of all ages build the skills, confidence, and independence they need for everyday life.

We take a practical, goal-oriented approach — working with you to overcome challenges at home, school, work, or in the community.

Every OT on our team is experienced, qualified, and committed to helping you achieve meaningful progress based on your needs and goals.

Whether you’re navigating the NDIS, adjusting to life after injury, or supporting a child’s development, we’re here to support you at every stage.

With a strong reputation and hundreds of 5-star reviews, you can feel confident you’re in good hands with Victory

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Occupational Therapy FAQ

  • Occupational Therapy (OT) helps people develop the skills and strategies needed for daily living. This includes everything from dressing and cooking to school participation, mobility, and mental wellbeing.

  • OT is suitable for children, adults, and older adults living with:

    • Physical or intellectual disabilities

    • Sensory processing difficulties

    • Developmental delays

    • Mental health challenges

    • Injuries, chronic pain, or age-related decline

  • An OT works with you to improve your ability to complete everyday tasks. They assess how you’re functioning and then create a personalised plan that may include skill-building, home modifications, equipment prescription, or support for routines and behaviour.

  • You don’t need a referral for private OT sessions. However, if you’re accessing OT through Medicare, DVA, or a My Aged Care or NDIS plan, a referral or approval may be required.

  • Victory Allied Health works with a range of funding programs including:

    • NDIS (Self, Plan, and Agency Managed)

    • DVA (Department of Veterans’ Affairs)

    • My Aged Care

    • Medicare (with a care plan from your GP)

    • Private health insurance

  • We offer flexible service options — sessions can take place in your home, workplace, school, community, or in-clinic depending on your needs and goals.

    • Becoming more independent at home

    • Improving memory, focus or problem-solving

    • Helping kids manage emotions or sensory input

    • Rebuilding confidence after injury or illness

    • Making your home or workplace safer and easier to use