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We provide a range of allied health, therapy, disability, and aged care services.

14/10/2026

This OCD Awareness Week, it's worth remembering that structure and routine can be a genuine support for wellbeing and daily functioning, something allied health professionals often help build into daily living plans.

If routines, planning or daily living skills are something you'd like support with, our team is here.

12/10/2026

National Carers Week has started 💛

To every parent, partner, sibling and friend supporting someone with disability or a health condition — thank you.

This week, we'll be sharing content especially for carers and families. If you're a carer and want to know what support might be available (for you or the person you care for), reach out.

07/10/2026

Following World Cerebral Palsy Day, our allied health team works alongside people with cerebral palsy and their families to build plans around individual goals, from mobility and communication to daily living skills.💚

Cerebral palsy affects everyone differently, and support should too.

Want to know more about the support available? Contact us at 03 7045 1075.

02/10/2026

Mental Health Month kicks off this week, and we'll be sharing some simple, practical content about mental health and wellbeing throughout October. Mental health is part of the whole picture when it comes to NDIS support and everyday wellbeing, not separate from it.

Follow along, and reach out anytime if you'd like to talk about the support available.

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📧[email protected]
📲03 7045 1075

29/09/2026

Our capacity building programs are shaped around each person's goals and communication style, because support should meet you where you are, not the other way around.

Communication comes in many forms: Auslan, AAC devices, gestures, eye gaze, picture boards and more. However someone communicates, it's valid, and it matters.

If you're exploring capacity building support through your NDIS plan, we'd love to chat.

09/09/2026

Not sure what a paediatric OT actually does? Here's a quick explainer.

Paediatric Occupational Therapy helps children build the skills they need to take part in everyday activities, things like getting dressed, holding a pencil, playing with others, and managing a school day.

OTs work with children who may be experiencing developmental delays, sensory processing difficulties, ASD, ADHD, fine and gross motor challenges, and more. The goal is always the same: to support each child to participate, grow, and thrive in the activities that matter most to them and their families.

Curious whether OT could help your child?
Reach out to us at [email protected] or visit auburn-health.com.au to learn more.

08/09/2026

Spring is here, and it's a great time to check in on your NDIS goals 🌱

Whether you're working on independence, mobility, communication or everyday living skills, our allied health team is here to help you plan what's next.

Auburn Health is a registered NDIS provider supporting Melbourne and regional Victoria with evidence-based, person-centred care.

Ready to start the conversation? Call us on 03 7045 1075,
or head to www.auburn-health.com.au to make a referral.

25/06/2026

Not sure how your NDIS plan covers allied health?
You're not alone; it can be confusing! 👉 Swipe through our simple guide.

The good news: occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and speech therapy are all fundable under NDIS.

Got questions about your specific plan? Send us a message, we're always happy to help you understand what you're entitled to.

Save this for later 📌 and share with anyone navigating NDIS.

15/06/2026

Getting support isn't a weakness. It's wisdom.

Whether it's a physio appointment for that back pain you've been ignoring, an OT assessment to get your independence back, or a speech therapy session after a stroke, men deserve care too.

At Auburn Health, we see you. We're here for you. And we make it easy.

👇 Tag a man in your life who deserves to put his health first this week.

11/06/2026

When should children start learning to write? The answer might surprise you.

The healthy window for handwriting development is between 4 to 6 years old. Starting too early can actually work against your child, as they may develop compensatory habits like an incorrect grip or poor posture just to keep up with the demands of writing.

Handwriting is also much more complex than it looks. It is not only a cognitive and visual task but also a fine motor skill challenge, requiring children to develop control over the smaller muscles in their hands.

Rushing the process can create patterns that are hard to undo later. Giving your child the right foundation at the right time makes all the difference.

If you are unsure whether your child is ready or if you have noticed some of these patterns developing, a paediatric occupational therapist can help explore what support may be useful for your child.

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