Empowering Your Independence, Your Way

We partner with you to identify your unique goals, offering specialised professional support across three core pillars:
  1. Developmental Education (DEAI #3324807) We support your communication style, learning needs, accessible skill development, and daily life strategies.
  2. Orientation & Mobility (COMS #23254, ROMSA #95)
    • Early Intervention: Building foundational mobility, spatial awareness, and independent travel skills from an early age.
    • Adults: Maintain, enhance or rebuild your community independence and travel confidence.
    • CVI Specialisation: Assessments and training tailored for Cortical Visual Impairment.
  3. Assistive Technology
    1. We help you build your independence through the use of assistive technology:
    2. We identify and recommend assistive technology that amplifies your goals.
    3. We write letters of support and assist with completing assistive technology funding applications.
    4. We can purchase and supply approved technology using your funding source.
    5. We teach you how to master your tools, use accessibility features and strategies to empower you across all environments.
    6. We are driven to help you empower your world through expert education, mobility training, and personalised technology solutions.

What Working With Us Is Like
  • We are a neuro-affirming practice.
  • You set the pace and style of support.
  • We explain things one step at a time, with visual, written or audio steps to keep.
  • We can provide training to you and your care team.
  • You can contact us by email, text, or phone, whichever suits you.
  • Sessions can take place at home, school, work, in the community, or online.

NDIS, Aged Care and Private Clients
We work with NDIS participants who are self-managed, plan-managed or NDIA-managed, as well as Aged Care providers and private clients. We are a registered NDIS provider (NDIS PN: 4050007863).
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ID: A developmental educator sitting, facing a client in a wheelchair. An AAC device is on the wheelchair tray, which is adapted with a black cloth and a square cut-out to minimise visual distractions (AI generated image).
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ID: A person with low vision using a long cane, walking alongside an Orientation and Mobility specialist, on a scenic coastal footpath in Wollongong, with the ocean and coastal escarpment in the background. (AI generated image)
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