Allied Health Services
Why Us?
At ND Health Hub, we understand that every neurodivergent person is unique.
That’s why our team—made up of experts from a range of therapeutic backgrounds—works together to deliver personalised, coordinated care that supports emotional, cognitive, and physical wellbeing.
Physiotherapy (PT)
Our Physiotherapists specialise in managing a wide range of physical conditions, including those more commonly found in neurodiverse populations, such as:
POTS
Connective tissue disorders, including Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS)
Additionally, we assist with more general concerns like:
Pain management
Rehabilitation after injuries
Pre-surgical joint preparation
The key advantage of working with our physiotherapists is that you’ll receive care from professionals who understand your unique neurotype. With lived experience and a deep understanding of your needs, our team creates an environment where you feel understood and supported, ensuring you're speaking the same language.
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Neurodiversity-Affirming Occupational Therapy helps individuals thrive in daily life by celebrating their neurological differences. It focuses on:
Emotional Regulation: Strategies to manage emotions, impulses, and behaviors.
Sensory Support: Accommodations to manage sensory sensitivities or preferences and understand sensory profiles.
Fatigue Management: Strategies for managing energy and preventing burnout.
Environmental Modifications: Adapting spaces to better suit individual needs.
Workplace Supports and accomidations: Helping individuals develop skills and strategies for maintaining employment.
The therapy focuses on overall well-being—mental, physical, and social health—by using person-centered, strength-based approaches. The goal is to create a supportive, inclusive environment where individuals can fully participate in their chosen activities and roles.
Speech Pathology (SP)
Speech pathologists are skilled in delivering customised support to help neurodivergent individuals navigate their distinct experiences and reach their personal and social objectives. Their expertise focuses on:
Communication Support: Developing effective communication skills and strategies.
Social Skills Support: Facilitating social interactions and building relationships.
Enhancing communication skills
Fostering social development
Supporting cognitive and language processing
Promoting inclusivity and self-advocacy.
By addressing these areas, speech pathologists play a vital role in guiding neurodivergent individuals through their unique challenges, empowering them to thrive in both their personal, professional and social lives.