Best Therapy Assistants & Groups in Gold Coast

My Therapy Space offers Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Dietitian services, and Therapy Assistant programs at Burleigh Waters and Hope Island, including individual, pairs, group, and intensive therapy, plus workshops for families.

OTFC provides occupational therapy for children aged 0-18 using play-based, sensory-focused approaches, including assessments, groups, camps, in-community therapy, and NDIS support. Multiple Australian locations including Gold Coast (Burleigh Heads). Offers free meet-and-greet consultations.

My Therapy Space offers Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Dietitian services, and Therapy Assistant programs, including individual, pairs, group, and intensive therapy formats, plus workshops for families.

Kids & Community in Burleigh Heads, QLD offers occupational therapy for kids and teens, including individual supports, group programs, a community inclusion program, café program, and parent coaching. No ages, NDIS registration, telehealth, or waitlist details explicitly stated.

Neurodiverse Playhouse offers early intervention, occupational therapy, exercise physiology, podiatry, sensory motor programs, and social skills groups for neurodiverse children and adolescents across Brisbane, Melbourne, and Gold Coast (incl. Burleigh Heads). No diagnosis required; free intro Zoom offered.

Ladybug House is a clinician-led paediatric allied health group in Melbourne and Gold Coast offering Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy, plus small group programs and assessments. NDIS, Medicare and private health accepted; telehealth available; some clinicians now support clients aged 9+.

NDIS-eligible small group sessions in Southport, QLD, focused on improving social and critical thinking skills for people with disabilities, ASD and ADHD. Individual sessions available on request. Sessions run Monday–Saturday, coordinated by accredited staff.

Ashmore, QLD-based speech and OT centre offering speech pathology services including communication assessments, individual and group therapy, and the Sounds-Write literacy program. Family-centred approach for children and young adults. No explicit mention of NDIS registration, telehealth, or waitlist.