Occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology and physiotherapy services that help children thrive by supporting communication, regulation, participation, motor skills, and collaboration with educators and families in early learning settings.
Preschool Boost programs and services
Showing 10–18 of 34 programs and services
Allied Health Developmental Boost
Avina TherapyAvina’s allied health team partners with children, families and educators to build practical skills within early learning settings, strengthening development and supporting positive outcomes.
Teach-Do-Learn Parenting Program
Gowrie SAThis program provides targeted and practical hands-on guidance to increase parent, guardian or foster carer capabilities with a focus on quality early development and learning experiences.
Occupational Therapy Supports
Your Best Self Allied HealthThis program builds independence, motor skills, emotional regulation, sensory processing and social skills through a strengths-based, play-focussed approach to learning.
Circle of Security Parenting
Uniting Care Wesley BowdenThis early intervention program for parents and children, focuses on the relationships which give children emotional support.
Speech Pathology Services
Glenelg Allied Health ClinicGroup-based speech therapy to build communication, early literacy, participation, and mealtime skills, with educator and family coaching, neuroaffirming practice, and structured, play-based support.
Educates parents on language milestones, explores development, and provides practical play-based strategies to effectively boost children's communication skills through engaging hands-on interactions.
Speech Pathology
Two Way StreetThis support offers services to preschools to support the development of children’s communication skills and visual language resources within the early childhood setting.
AAC Connection & Support Program
Holistic Therapy & Consulting PTY LTD.This program is a group-based learning program designed to build confidence and capability in supporting children who use, or may benefit from, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).