All of our therapists are fully qualified and registered members of AHPRA and use only hands on, clinically proven techniques and methodologies to help your children.
Our physiotherapists can help with:
- Neurological Disorders
- Sporting injuries
- Antenatal & Post Natal Care
- Paediatric Developmental Delays
- Fine/gross motor skills training
- Motor Planning
All of our Occupational Therapists are fully qualified and registered members AHPRA.
Our qualified and experienced OT’s offer a range of different services.
We aim to improve the lives of individuals through creating the best environment, circumstances and therapy that will improve independence and confidence. We use fun and supportive assessment and treatment.
Our Occupational Therapists can help children with:
- Sensory processing
- Developmental delays
- Fine/gross motor skills training
- Motor planning, concentration & attention
- Emotional regulation
- Self-care (hygiene, toileting, sleep, dressing)
Our speech pathologists are all members of Speech Pathology Australia and are committed to providing evidence-based and client-centred therapy to support clients to achieve their goals. We provide services for both children and adults with speech, language, fluency (stuttering), literacy, social communication and eating difficulties.
Our speech pathologists can support children with:
- Developing listening and comprehension skills
- Developing expressive language skills
- Developing social communication
- Developing literacy skills
- Developing smooth or fluent speech for children who stutter
- Developing safe eating and managing fussy eating
- Using alternative communication such as Key Word Sign, PECS, PODD and other AAC
THE PHONE LINE AT OUR GAWLER EAST CLINIC IS CURRENTLY DOWN ❗️❗️❗️
Please contact us at either our Munno Para or Hewett clinics:
• Munno Para: 08 7289 3753
• Hewett: 08 8522 4925
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• IMPACT OF REDUCED CORE STRENGTH •
We have all heard ‘they have a weak core’ but what does this actually mean and how do I know if my child has a weak core?
A weak core in everyday environments usually looks like:
• Slumped posture while standing or sitting down
• Leaning head on non-dominant hand while handwriting or reading
• Avoiding gross motor activities that involved balance
• Leaning or draping over furniture or people
• Fidgeting while sitting and having difficulty sitting still and paying attention
• Difficulty with fine motor control and accuracy such as using scissors or handwriting
• Difficulty stabilizing the body during self-care tasks such as dressing
Some of the core strengthening exercises that we love include:
• Animal walks
• Using the therapy ball
• Practicing climbing
• Jumping on a trampoline
• Playing twister
• Crawling through a tunnel
• Scooter board activities
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• SCHOOL HOLIDAY GROUPS: LAST CHANCE TO BOOK IN! •
Our school holiday groups start tomorrow! But it’s not too late to book your child in!
Our groups are run by Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists and are specifically designed to focus on skill development within a fun, engaging and social context!
• Fantastic Fingers: Fine motor skills ✋
• Fun with food: For the ‘picky eaters’ out there 🍱
• Yoga: Gross motor skills, body awareness and sensory regulation 🧘♀️
• What’s the Buzz?: Social and emotional skill development 👯♀️
Call us TODAY! To book your spot:
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• SOCIAL SKILLS AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY •
Bounce Back Health is excited to announce we will be running ‘What’s the Buzz?’ social skills program in the upcoming July school holidays! The groups are at our Gawler East clinic on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings, 9am to 10:30am for primary school students (children 8-11 years) and 10:30am to 12pm for early learners (children 5-7 years).
What are social skills and how can speech pathology help?
Social skills are the way we interact and communicate with others using verbal communication such as words, and non-verbal communication such as gestures, body language and our personal appearance.
Speech pathology helps children to develop social skills which helps them to be aware of how they communicate with others, the messages they send and how their communication can be improved to make the way they communicate more efficient and effective.
What is the ‘What’s the Buzz?’ program and how does it teach social skills?
It is an evidence-based program to teach young people social and emotional intelligence. The program immerses children in a variety of essential interpersonal skills, stimulated by the experiences of a character called Archie. In each lesson, the children help Archie solve the very same social dilemmas that occur in their everyday lives. As they do this, through activity, discussion, role-play, games, puzzles and quizzes, they learn how-to express feelings and become a more positive problem solver.
Each program has Archie facing the same social and emotional challenges that children around the age of the program typically encounter. Some of the lessons covered include meeting and greeting others, being friendly, sharing and taking turns, managing winning and losing, dealing with peer pressure and recognising feelings.
Our Speechies and OTs will cover lessons 1-8 these Term 2 holidays and lessons 9-16 in the Term 3 holidays.
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• ANOTHER BRAND NEW GROUP FOR THESE COMING HOLIDAYS! •
‘What’s The Buzz’ is the last school brand new school holiday group that Bounce Back is excited to announce!
‘What’s The Buzz’ is an evidence-based program which specialises in teaching social and emotional intelligence.
This group provides the perfect opportunity for your child to learn and develop their social and emotional skills within a fun, engaging and social setting!
All groups are run at our Gawler East clinic.
Call our clinics to register your interest:
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