Services

What does a Key Worker or Early Intervention Consultant do?

A Key Worker and Early Intervention Consultant works closely with children and their families to support the child’s progress towards their goals at home, in educational settings and in the community. A Key Worker and Early Intervention Consultant can also support your child’s participation in all areas of their life. They can help coordinate and streamline therapy services.

Key Workers and Early Intervention Consultants support children to work towards their goals including:

school readiness and transition
handwriting skills
play skills
social skills
emotional regulation
fine motor skills – the coordination of the small muscles of the body that enable functions such as writing, grasping small objects, and fastening clothing
self care skills- toilet, dressing, bathing, etc.

Services

Coaching and education
Consultation with educators in schools, childcares or kinder
Individual therapy
Group therapy
Telehealth services
Resource development for home, school, childcare, kinder etc
Home, education settings and community services
Working as a Key Worker by providing
- streamlining of services
- advocacy for your child and family
- coordination of services and support with your child’s team of professionals including Speech Pathologists, Psychologists, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists etc
- goals for your child and their family/carers to work towards
- consultation with educational settings
- support for your child to participate in community programs and services.

Fees and Funding

Fees are priced in accordance with the NDIS price guide for children with self managed and plan managed NDIS plans as per the NDIS guidelines, Early Childhood Intervention Supports (under 7 years) — Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living — Capacity Building Supports for Early Childhood Interventions – Other Therapy

Please contact Rebecca for prices for private consultations to families and educators who do not have NDIS funding.