29/06/2026
At Wildflower, we’re supporting the campaign because access to occupational therapy matters deeply for the children and families we walk alongside.
We are an intentionally small, values-led paediatric therapy practice grounded in neurodiversity-affirming care.
Our work is not about compliance, performance, or getting through a therapy task.
Our first goal is that each child feels safe enough to be themselves and wants to be in the room.
OT can support children with regulation, sensory processing, play, communication, participation and daily life. It can help children feel safer in their bodies, better understood by the people around them, and more able to engage with the world in ways that make sense for them.
For many families, the NDIS is what makes this support possible.
When access to OT becomes harder, children and families feel that first. Waitlists grow. Support becomes less consistent. Families are left carrying more. And children who may not fit neatly into traditional therapy models risk missing out on the thoughtful, relational and individualised support they deserve.
We care because children deserve to be met with curiosity rather than judgement.
We care because families deserve access to support that sees the full, messy, beautiful reality of their child.
And we care because occupational therapy has an important role in helping children participate more fully in their homes, schools and communities.
No OTs, No NDIS.
