Your First Appointment
Starting Your Journey
Starting support shouldn’t feel overwhelming. We take the time to understand you, your goals, and what matters most before recommending the right pathway forward.
Our first appointment is about connection, understanding, and creating a plan that fits your everyday life.
Whether you are accessing support for yourself, your child, or someone you care for, our team is here to make the process simple, clear, and supportive.
Make Initial Contact
Your journey begins with a conversation.
Reach out to our friendly team through our enquiry form, referral pathway, email, or phone. We’ll gather some initial information about your needs, goals, and the type of support you’re looking for.
This helps us understand how we can best support you and connect you with the right member of our team.
Meet With Our Practice Manager
Before beginning therapy, you’ll connect with our Practice Manager who will help guide you through the next steps.
This is your opportunity to ask questions, understand how we work, and make sure Growing Strong Allied Health is the right fit for you.
Our Practice Manager will help coordinate:
- The right service
- The right clinician
- Appointment options
- Communication preferences
- Any paperwork or requirements
Our Team Gets to Know Your Needs
Behind the scenes, our Practice Manager works closely with our clinicians to understand your goals and identify the best approach.
Your information is reviewed by the appropriate team member, ensuring we connect you with someone whose skills, experience, and approach align with your needs.
Our multidisciplinary team collaborates to provide connected care, because support works best when everyone is working together.
Creating Your Personalised Support Plan
Once we understand your needs, we work together to create a plan designed around your goals.
Your support plan may include:
- Therapy goals
- Recommended services
- Appointment frequency
- Service delivery options
- Collaboration with families, schools, or support teams
What To Bring To Your First Appointment
To help us make the most of your first appointment, bring along any information that may support our understanding of your needs.
Helpful information may include:
- NDIS plan details (if applicable)
- Previous reports or assessments
- Medical or education information
- Current goals or concerns
- Questions you would like to discuss