Allied Health Assistance
Our Allied Health Assistant (AHA) provides gentle, hands-on support to children and young people — from the early years through to young adulthood — as they work towards their therapy goals. Our AHA brings warmth, consistency, and encouragement, helping each participant practise skills in everyday settings so learning becomes meaningful and lasting.
What Is Allied Health Assistance?
Allied Health Assistants work under the guidance of our qualified therapists to support therapy plans across areas such as communication, sensory regulation, play, social connection, and independence. They help bridge the gap between therapy sessions and real-life practice — giving children and young people more opportunities to learn, explore, and grow in familiar environments.
Our AHA collaborates closely with our team and external providers to ensure a consistent, team-based approach to care.
What Can Our Allied Health Assistant Help With?
Our Allied Health Assistant can support your child or young person with:
Therapy follow-up and practice
Reinforcing strategies set by the therapist
Skill-building through play and activity
Promoting communication, focus, and problem-solving
Sensory and regulation activities
Helping maintain calm and engagement
Everyday routines
Supporting independence at home, school, or in the community
Collaborative care
working with families, therapists, and external providers toward shared goals
Our Allied Health Assistant offers that extra layer of care and connection — making therapy more accessible, consistent, and empowering for children, young people, and their families.
