How can Exercise Physiology Benefit Children with Global Developmental DelayChildren develop at their own pace, and some may need extra support to develop their strength, coordination, balance and confidence…Read this Resource
R U OK? Day: Supporting Parents and CarersThis R U OK?Day, we would like to take a moment to check in with the parents and carers supporting…Read this Resource
Speech Pathology Week 2026: Communication Creates Possibilityhas on our everyday lives and the important role Speech Pathologists play in supporting people across the lifespan. This year’s…Read this Resource
Celebrating NAIDOC Week – Supporting Connection, Culture, and Inclusion in TherapyEach year, NAIDOC Week provides an opportunity for all Australians to celebrate and recognise the history, culture, achievements, and contributions…Read this Resource
Advocating for Your Child’s Speech Therapy Needs at SchoolAs parents and caregivers, one of the most important roles we can play is advocating for our child’s needs –…Read this Resource
Apraxia Awareness Day: Understanding Childhood Apraxia of SpeechApraxia Awareness Day is an opportunity to raise understanding of a speech disorder that is often misunderstood, and to celebrate…Read this Resource
Understanding Sensory Processing: Beyond Sensory “Issues”At our paediatric Occupational Therapy and Speech clinic, we often hear the term “sensory issues” used to describe a child’s…Read this Resource
2025 at NSPOT: What a Year to Remember!As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on a truly incredible year at NSPOT. It…Read this Resource
Heavy Work Activities: The Power of Proprioception for RegulationChildren often experience the world through their senses, and sometimes the information can feel overwhelming. One of the most powerful…Read this Resource
Play Styles: Why They Matter and How to Support ThemPlay is a fundamental part of how children learn, connect, and make sense of the world. But did you know…Read this Resource
