Speech Pathology pricing

This program is delivered by credentialed therapists who are highly experienced in the specialised methods and techniques of locomotor training. 

Prior to commencing the program, a physiotherapist will assess and work collaboratively with each individual/family to set the goals that will shape the individualised program. Locomotor training may include several different methods of training such as partial body weight support, overground walk training and the use of neuroprosthetics (functional electrical stimulation devices that help activate muscles during walking). 

The number of therapists that are required to provide the training safely for specific positioning and facilitation techniques will also be determined at the initial assessment.

Duration:

This intensive therapy program involves 3 sessions per week for 6 weeks. 

Details:

For children and young adults who rely mainly on wheelchairs or walking frames during the day, 2 therapists will provide the training in each session. Over 90% of our clients opt for the 6 week program, please contact us for bespoke/customised versions of STRIDE.

The use of video games and sensors provides an opportunity to achieve the required repetition to learn or relearn new skills. Our Reach program uses new technology that focuses on active hand, elbow and shoulder movement to promote skills that are needed for everyday activities. 

Prior to commencing the Reach program, an initial assessment with the occupational therapist will occur. This involves the establishment of goals to shape an individualised program. Specialised treatment modalities such as functional electrical stimulation may also be utilised in the Reach program to assist muscles to contract during specific skills practice. 

Duration:

This intensive therapy program involves 3 sessions per week for either 3 weeks (option 1) or 6 weeks (option 2). 

Details:

This intensive program involves 3 sessions per week for 6 weeks.  Over 90% of our clients opt for the 6 week program, please contact us for bespoke/customised versions of REACH. 

Activate is a task specific training program that is based on principles of motor learning. It is individualised - focusing on specific skills that are needed and important for a person’s day to day functioning.  

Sometimes a period of focused attention and training on skills that are needed for everyday activities is required. This may include skills such as sitting balance, standing balance, standing transfers and high level gross motor skills (e.g. running, jumping or negotiating kerbs).
 

Specialised equipment and functional electrical stimulation (to either activate muscles or to draw awareness to a specific part of the body) may be used to facilitate the training. Prior to commencing the Activate program, an initial assessment with the occupational therapist or physiotherapist will occur in order to assess and set goals. 

Please note that the pricing is dependant on whether your program will include 1 or 2 therapists to help facilitate the program. 

Duration:

This intensive program involves 3 sessions per week for either 3 weeks (option 1) or 6 weeks (option 2) with 1x therapist or 6 weeks (option 3) with 2x therapists.

Details:

This intensive program involves 3 sessions per week for 6 weeks (2x therapists).   Over 90% of our clients opt for the 6 week program, please contact us for bespoke/customised versions of ACTIVATE. 

Children with physical disabilities experience significant social isolation compared to their peers. For many children, this results in feeling left behind at school as well as in their community. PARTICIPATE is a program that has been designed using the latest research in childhood disability that aims to promote inclusion and community for better health and well-being to ultimately enhance quality of life. PARTICIPATE aims to modify the activity and equipment to promote inclusion for people with all abilities. 

Duration:

PARTICIPATE is all about community and inclusion through physical activity with friends. Each PARTICIPATE program will run weekly on Thursdays for a total of 6 weeks during each school term from 4 till 5:15pm. 

Details:

Each registration includes a "plus one" - this can be a sibling or perhaps a friend from school. The point is, we are doing this together - it's all about inclusion, community and having fun!

As an after school program, we will have a range of activities, designed for everyone! Each activity is carefully planned for children of all abilities whilst also mirroring some of the activities that may be occurring at schools such as Sport Carnivals, Netball, Cricket or Football (the Aussie and European kind!). So bring your walking frame, your wheelchair, crutches or just your runners and active wear - come as you are and join in the fun!

PARTICIPATE is open to school aged children and youth that are already known to Healthy Strides only (i.e. are currently or have had a program with Healthy Strides in the past). This will enable our team to design, adapt and personalise each person's program within the group.

The PARTICIPATE program will run out of the South Perth Community Centre, with plenty of space indoors and out! The Term 1 program will begin on February 18, 2021 with the last day March 25, 2021. 

To register for PARTICIPATE, please click the link below.

This program focuses on movement skills that promote independence and play. 

Prior to commencing the program, an initial assessment with the physiotherapist or occupational therapist will occur. This involves the establishment of goals that will ultimately shape the individualised program. Specific treatment modalities will also be considered at the initial assessment in order to help achieve the goals that are set. 

Examples of treatment modalities includes functional electrical stimulation (the use of electrical impulses to either help a muscle to contract or to draw awareness to a specific part of the body), strapping, taping, seating supports and the use of specific toys (which may be switch adapted if required). 

Each session will involve hands on facilitation to promote independent floor mobility, motorised exploration opportunities and locomotor training. Some components will be delivered in small groups (maximum of 3 children) to provide the opportunity to promote play skills.

Duration:

2 hours per day - 3 times per week for 6 weeks in duration.