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For children under 9 with disabilities or developmental delays, the Key Worker Model is an evidence-based approach and best practice designed to make early childhood intervention easier for families and their children.

What is The Key Worker Model and its Benefits?

Our Psychologists are experienced in handling complex cases and will support the mental health and wellbeing of individuals across all ages.

Our local team of Psychologists will visit your home, school, or community to provide the support and care you require. We also have physical clinics in Sydney that you can access for our services.

As a registered NDIS provider, our services can be funded by NDIS or Privately.

Evidence-Based Approach

It is the best practice model and leads to more positive outcomes.

Streamlined Communication

Having a primary point of contact allows for easier communication and reduces family stress.

Time and Cost-Effective

Reduces multiple appointments with multiple therapists, saving time and costs.

Personalised Support

Understands your child and family’s strengths, routine, and preferences.

How does it work?

Family-Centred Care

Your Key Worker will focus on the strengths and interests of the child and family, empowering you to actively participate in your child’s therapy.

Dedicated Support

Your Key Worker will get to know your child and family by visiting your regular environments such as school and home.

Holistic Approach

Your Key Worker will collaborate across different disciplines to combine therapy strategies for greater overall outcome attainment.

Personalised Plans

Your key worker will develop a customised plan to address your child’s specific goals and challenges.

How can your Key Worker support you?

The key worker role focuses on the identified five key areas that are important to families.
In addition, the key worker uses an integrated intervention approach to provide personalised support to address your child’s unique needs.

Get started working with a key worker today!

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