FAQs
General Questions
What Allied Health services do you offer?
We offer Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology for children and adults, along with group programs and a range of clinic and community-based therapy options.
Where are Occupational Therapy sessions held?
Our therapy sessions are primarily held in our large, fully-equipped clinic in Wyong. The clinic provides a structured and supportive environment, ideal for individual therapy. With access to specialised equipment and resources, our clinic setting allows clients to achieve specific goals that may be harder to target in community settings.
We also understand that some goals are best addressed in real-world settings. That’s why we also offer community-based Occupational Therapy to support clients where everyday challenges occur.
For those seeking group experiences, we also offer OT Group Programs designed to focus on targeted goals such as motor skill development or learning foundations.
What ages do you support?
We provide Occupational Therapy services for clients of all ages, from early intervention to aged care. Our tailored support meets the unique needs of children, adults, and seniors.
We also offer Speech Pathology and Group Programs for a range of ages depending on individual needs and program availability.
Booking & Referrals
How do I book an Occupational Therapy session?
You can submit an online referral through our website or contact our team on 1300 521 116 or admin@imtt.com.au if you have any questions.
Can I receive Occupational Therapy in different settings?
Yes, we offer flexible options for sessions. Our individual occupational therapy can be provided in our fully-equipped clinic, at home, or in community settings. We will work with you to create a personalised plan based on your goals and preferences.
Social & Skill Building Programs
What types of activities are included in your Social & Skill Building Programs?
Our Group Programs feature a variety of social, recreational, and engaging activities. The groups we offer include:
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Skill Building Groups: Structured sessions designed to develop practical skills that promote independence and confidence. These groups focus on everyday capabilities, helping participants work towards personal goals in a supportive environment.
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Community Participation Groups: These programs help individuals engage with their local community, develop confidence in real-world settings, and build relationships through shared experiences.
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Social Groups: Casual, welcoming spaces where participants can connect, build friendships, and enjoy meaningful conversations in a relaxed, supportive environment.
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Leisure & Recreation Groups: These programs focus on creativity, enjoyment, and engagement, providing opportunities for participants to explore their interests while having fun.
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School Holiday Programs: Structured programs designed to keep children engaged and active during school breaks. These short-term groups offer a mix of recreational activities, skill-building exercises, and group-based experiences.
These activities are designed to foster connection, enjoyment, and a sense of community in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Do you offer programs during school holidays?
Yes, we offer School Holiday Programs designed to keep children engaged, supported, and socially active during school breaks.
How do I know which Group Program is the right fit?
Our team will work with you to understand your needs and recommend the most suitable program based on your goals and interests.
Speech Pathology Services
What can a speech pathologist help with?
A speech pathologist can support people with speech, language, communication, social interaction, literacy, voice, and swallowing difficulties. Therapy is tailored to each person’s individual needs and goals.
How long does speech pathology therapy take?
The length of therapy varies depending on each person’s needs, goals and progress. Your speech pathologist will work with you to develop a personalised plan and review it regularly as skills develop.
NDIS & Funding
Are you an NDIS-registered provider?
Yes, we are an NDIS-registered provider, offering services for clients with self-managed, plan-managed, and agency-managed NDIS plans.
Do you accept NDIS funding for your services?
Yes, we accept NDIS funding for all our services, including Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and eligible Group Programs.
Do you accept Aged-care, Medicare or Privately-Funded clients for OT?
Yes, we accept a wide range of funding methods. If you are unsure, please contact us via phone or the website form.
