NDIS Allied Health Therapies

Therapy to Enhance Function, Independence & Community Participation

At Voyager Allied Health, we start with one core belief: you are the expert in your life, your needs, and your goals. Our role as allied health professionals is to stand beside you—not in front of you—using evidence-based expertise to help you build capacity, pursue what matters most, and live with greater independence.

We don’t just deliver therapy—we co-create a journey with you, tailored to your unique strengths, challenges, and vision for the future. Here’s how we work together:

- Dream first, plan second: We listen deeply to your hopes (whether that’s cooking independently, joining a community group, or navigating public transport) to define clear, meaningful therapy goals that reflect your desired future.
- Build a program that fits you: No two journeys are the same. We design personalized therapy plans (blending techniques like skill-building, adaptive strategies, or assistive technology guidance) and weave in behavior change tools to turn progress into lasting habits.
- Celebrate every step—big or small: We track progress regularly using measurable, client-led milestones (not just checklists). Whether it’s mastering a new daily task or feeling more confident in the community, every win matters—and we’ll celebrate it with you.

Our therapy isn’t just about “improving function”—it’s about empowering you to take control, engage fully in the life you want, and thrive in your home and community.

what we're offering

Interdisciplinary Support

Physiotherapy

Our expert physiotherapists can provide a full evaluation, individualized treatment plan, and practical recommendations to help you achieve your NDIS goals. This could include rehabilitation, mobility strategies, and equipment to help you maintain your independence and ability to participate in daily activities.

Our physiotherapists from Voyager Allied Health have worked with many people who have all kinds of disabilities and chronic health issues like (but not limited to):

-Physical disabilities
-Intellectual and mental health disabilities
-Trauma to brain and spinal cord (post stroke, post-trauma)
-Neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s Disease, and MS

We aim to improve your mobility, strength, balance, and functional independence so that you can be more successful and confident in your day-to-day living.

Our physiotherapists are registered with AHPRA as physiotherapists.

At Voyager Allied Health, our physiotherapists have experience supporting individuals with a wide range of disabilities and chronic health conditions, including (but not limited to):

- Physical disabilities
- Intellectual & psychosocial disabilities
- Acquired brain & spinal cord injuries
- Neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and multiple sclerosis

We focus on improving mobility, strength, balance, and functional independence so you can participate more confidently in everyday activities.

All of our physiotherapists have current AHPRA registration as a physiotherapist.

Occupational Therapy

The Occupational Therapy team supports your independence and helps you feel confident when participating in daily activities. Your Occupational Therapist will create a personal assessment and develop strategies and interventions to help you develop the skills and supports needed to achieve your NDIS goals.

Our team of Occupational Therapists can assist you with:

Personal care and daily living skills in the home
Community participation, e.g., attending places in your area
Meaningful activities such as hobbies, work or events that are important to you
Finding suitable housing or living conditions (i.e., living on your own or with others)
Making changes to your house or vehicle for easier access and to ensure your safety while at home or while travelling
Assessing and recommending the use of assistive technology.

To help you develop your independence and successfully participate, our Occupational Therapists will support you by providing you with the skills, the environment, and (if needed) the assistive technology you need to live an independent life. Our Occupational Therapists are registered and qualified Occupational Therapists with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

Speech Pathology

Our team of trained Speech Pathologists will collaborate with you to grow your confidence and ability to communicate effectively with other people by meeting your needs, wants and ideas through the most appropriate way to do so.

Support methods include building your speech and language skills, using sign language and the introduction of alternate and/or augmentative communication systems such as picture-based systems or communication devices to assist you in your day-to-day life.

Our Speech Pathologists can support you to:

Develop clarity of speech and vocabulary expansion
Increase language skills and develop communication skills
Improve confidence in social situations
Provide support with voice and fluency issues
Implement alternative communication strategies
Develop attention and listening skills.

You will receive assistance from one of our Speech Pathologists to build your confidence in using all forms of communication to improve your participation in social activities, conversations, and other day-to-day tasks.

Our Speech Pathologists have met the standards set by Speech Pathology Australia to be a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP).

Rehabilitation Counselling

Our rehabilitation counsellors support people living with disability, injury, or chronic health conditions to pursue meaningful goals in work, education, and community life. Using a person-centred and strengths-based approach, we work with you to build confidence, overcome barriers, and increase independence.

Our rehabilitation counsellors can assist with a range of areas, including:

- Functional capacity assessments to understand strengths and support needs
- Counselling to support adjustment, wellbeing, and confidence
- Goal setting for education, employment, and community participation
- Vocational guidance and support with finding and maintaining employment
- Case management and coordination with other supports
- Strategies to improve independence in daily and community living

Our goal is to support you in building the skills, opportunities, and confidence needed to participate fully in work, study, and community life.

All of our rehabilitation counsellors are tertiary-educated therapists who are members of Australian Society of Rehabilitation Counsellors (ASORC).

Dietetics

Our dietitians provide evidence-based nutrition support to help you manage dietary needs related to disability, health conditions, or swallowing difficulties. Through personalised guidance and practical strategies, we support you in developing safe, healthy, and sustainable eating habits that align with your NDIS goals.

Our dietitians can assist with a range of areas, including:

- Nutritional assessments and personalised meal planning
- Managing dietary needs related to disability or chronic conditions
- Eating and swallowing strategies to improve safety and comfort at mealtimes
- Support with weight management and balanced nutrition
- Guidance for carers and families on safe food preparation and mealtime routines
- Reviewing and adjusting nutrition plans as your needs and goals change

Our aim is to help ensure that your nutrition supports your health, safety, and overall wellbeing in everyday life.

All of our dietitians are an Accredited Practising Dietitian with Dietitians Australia.