NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME
What does Bounce Back Health Group offer for NDIS?
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational Therapy
Allied Health provides a crucial service in the lives of children with disabilities and delays. We help encourage growth and development, and assist families and educators to understand and cope with physical issues and behaviours.
We work regularly with a wide variety of issues such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Cystic Fibrosis, Developmental and Social Delays, and a variety of other impairments.
At Bounce Back Health Group, we do things differently!
Our Therapist love to create dynamic, fun and engaging programs for our clients, tailored to their age level, skills and interests to help reach their goals!
We are experienced in the treatment of all ages, from birth right through to the elderly.

The NDIS can be a confusing and difficult system to work with. If you need help figuring out if you, your child, or dependant is eligible for NDIS funding just ask. We are always happy to help.
Our clinical and administrative staff have a wealth of knowledge about the NDIS. We can help you negotiate the complexities of the service and point you toward advisors and support people that can help too.
Wait List & Cancellation Policy
NDIS appointments are difficult to get and wait lists can be very long. Typically NDIS appointments are booked for 1 hour (45 minutes consultation plus 15 minutes documentation and reporting).
Our services work on a first-in, first-called system. As waiting lists are extensive, when a space is available admin staff will contact clients 3 times via telephone and email to make the first booking. If contact is unsuccessful admin staff will move to the next person on the waiting list.
Cancellation of an NDIS appointment must be done no later than 3pm the day BEFORE the appointment, unless in the case of a genuine emergency. As per the NDIS guidelines a late cancellation fee of the price of the appointment is billed to NDIS funding for non-attendance.
Sensitive and extreme circumstances are always taken into consideration when billing a late cancellation.


✨ CREATE A CALM BOX ✨
A simple but powerful tool to support emotional
regulation at home in a quiet space. Fill a box with comforting items—like fidgets,
soft toys, calming scents, or favourite music. When big feelings arise, encourage
children (or adults!) can use their calm box to ground themselves, feel
safe, and regain control. 🌈💛
Want personalized support? At Bounce Back Health, our experienced
Occupational Therapists love to help children and adults build life-changing
skills.
📞 Call us: 08 8520 6244
📧 Email: infoge@bouncebackhealth.com.au
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Understanding big emotions can be tough, but what if we made learning about
them a fun game?
One of our favourite ways at BBH to do this is with "Pretend
Play with Emotion Faces."
How to do it at home:
* Gather some paper, markers, and craft sticks.
* On the paper, draw a bunch of faces
showing emotions—happy, sad, angry, surprised, silly, scared, etc
* Cut them out and tape on a stick
* Time to play! Now, you can use these faces in a few ways. You can
take turns making the sound that goes with each emotion, or tell a short
story using a few of the faces. Another fun idea is to have your child
pick a face and tell you about a time they felt that way.
This simple activity helps children recognize and express their feelings
in a safe and playful way. It teaches them that all emotions are okay
and gives them the language to talk about how they feel.
Need more support?
Want personalized support? At Bounce Back Health, our experienced
Occupational Therapists love to help children and adults build life-changing
skills.
📞 Call us: 08 8520 6244
📧 Email: infoge@bouncebackhealth.com.au
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Looking for a simple, screen-free activity that boosts real-life skills?
Try Threading! 🧵✨
This easy activity helps children develop:
👐 Coordination
🧠 Motor Planning
🤏 Fine motor & finger manipulation
🧰 What You’ll Need:
✅ Pictures of their favourite characters
✅ Printer
✅ Hole punch (or pen)
✅ Scissors ✂️
✅ Lace or string (tie a knot at one end)
🛠 Set-Up Steps:
1️. Print & cut out the pictures (leave a 1cm margin around the edges)
2️. Punch holes evenly around the edges
3️. Tie a knot at one end of the lace
🎮 How to Play:
1. Start threading through the first hole—pull until the knot
stops it
2. Thread through each hole in order (avoid wrapping around the
edges!)
3. Repeat with new images
💡 Bonus: Use a timer to build speed & focus!
🏡 Great for home, therapy sessions, or school!
Want more OT ideas or personalized support?
📞 Call Bounce Back Health: 08 8520 6244
📧 Email: infoge@bouncebackhealth.com.au
🧠 Proudly NDIS registered – No OT waitlist!
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Why Theory of Mind Matters in Autism
Theory of Mind (ToM) is the ability to understand that other people have
thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and intentions that may be different from
your own.
For many children on the autism spectrum, developing this skill doesn’t
come naturally — which can make social situations confusing,
overwhelming, or even frustrating.
🔹 Difficulty predicting others’ behavior
🔹 Trouble reading social cues
🔹 Challenges with empathy or flexible thinking
All of these can be linked to delayed or impaired Theory of Mind.
💡 The good news? Targeted, early interventions — including
play-based therapy, social stories, and structured peer interactions —
can strengthen these skills over time.
At Bounce Back Health, our therapists use evidence-based practice to
help autistic children:
✔️ Build perspective-taking
✔️ Navigate relationships
✔️ Communicate with more confidence
🌱 It’s not just therapy — it’s building the foundation for real,
meaningful connection.
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🎈 At-Home Emotional Regulation Activity: Balloon Breathing
Also known as belly breathing, this simple yet powerful relaxation
technique helps calm the mind and body through deep, slow breaths. By
encouraging children to imagine their belly as a balloon — inflating as
they inhale and deflating as they exhale — this practice promotes
relaxation, reduces tension, and improves focus.
🧠 Why it works:
Balloon breathing supports emotional regulation by helping children
become more aware of their body and breath — a key part of calming down
when emotions run high.
💡 How to do it:
1. Find a comfortable position – Sit or lie down in a relaxed posture
2. Place your hands on your belly – Feel the rise and fall as you
breathe
3. Inhale deeply through your nose – Imagine your belly filling with air
like a balloon
4. Exhale slowly through your mouth – Visualize the balloon gently
deflating
5. Repeat for several minutes or until calm returns
This fun, visual strategy is especially helpful for children with
sensory sensitivities or challenges with emotional control.
✨ Want personalized support?
At Bounce Back Health, our experienced Occupational Therapists help
children and adults build life-changing emotional regulation skills —
and we have no OT waitlist!
📞 Call us: 08 8520 6244
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