NeuroJunior – Services for Children and Young People
Our NeuroJunior team deliver family-centred and evidence-based care for children and young people under 18 years of age. We cater to the unique needs of children and young people with a range of neurodevelopmental and neuro disability conditions.
Westmead Feelings Program
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The NeuroJunior team places great importance on parent education to deliver the best care to our paediatric clients. Modelling a creative and flexible approach to therapy, we challenge the stereotypes of children and young people with a disability.
We are committed to fostering great relationships with the child and their family. This means therapy sessions are filled with fun while we work hard toward agreed goals.
Disciplines
Physiotherapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Pathology
Exercise Physiology
Psychology
Music Therapy
Dietetics
Allied Health Assistants
Treatment for
Cerebral palsy
Spina bifida
Muscular dystrophy
Down syndrome (Trisomy 21)
Complex syndromes
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Developmental delay
Your family, your choice
Our family and child centred approach supports choice.
Children learn best in safe, comfortable and familiar environments. Our team can work with your child in one of our innovative clinics, at home, or your child’s childcare, kinder, school, or a community location such as your local park or pool. We also provide services via Telehealth.
We work with you to set meaningful therapy goals and support you to create positive learning experiences for your child in everyday activities.
Clinic, home or community location
Childcare, kinder or school
Telehealth
Evidence informed care
We are a dedicated service catering to the unique needs of children and young people with neurological conditions. Our team keep updated with the latest neurological research. We deliver quality, evidence-informed interventions to improve outcomes for kids in daily life.
Dedicated service
Modern therapy practices
Evidence-based interventions
Innovations to keep kids engaged
Our clinics are equipped with a range of therapeutic toys and games plus the latest rehabilitation equipment and technologies. We ensure interventions are fun and effective. Our Junior Gyms feature paediatric specific equipment including swings, rock climbing walls, gaming consoles and junior communication equipment.
Therapeutic toys & games
Modern equipment & technologies
Fun & effective
For all stages of a child’s development
We provide support programs to help children maximise their potential and engagement from infancy to early adulthood and beyond.
Early childhood supports
We support infants and preschool children, their families, caregivers and educators in early assessment and services in early childhood years. Activities are play based and targeted to encourage the learning and development of the child. The program is reinforced and complemented in family and early childhood settings including playgroups, childcare centres, kindergartens and preschools.
School aged supports
We support young children and their families, caregivers and educators with ongoing assessment and services during primary and early secondary school years. Activities are developmentally appropriate and targeted to the child's mastery of functional skills to enable them to participate meaningfully in everyday activities, including school and leisure pursuits, alongside their peers. The program is reinforced and complemented in educational and recreational settings including schools, parks, pools and gyms.
Young people supports
We support adolescents, young adults and their families, caregivers and educators in ongoing assessment and services during the transition to adult services if required. Activities are developmentally appropriate and functionally based, targeted towards supporting the young person to reach their full potential in daily, weekly and community routines. The program is reinforced and complemented in familial, educational and community settings.
Client Resources
NeuroJunior Core Values
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Multidisciplinary Team
A guide to working together to achieve your therapy goals. Click the image to download the flyer.
First Steps Clinic
At the NeuroJunior First Steps Clinic, we focus on understanding your child or young person’s therapy needs from the beginning, crafting a tailored plan to expand their horizons.
Supporting Parents & Fussy Eaters
Tips for supporting your child’s sensory needs to make mealtimes less stressful. Click the image to download the flyer.
Allied Health Assistant Program
An Allied Health Assistant (AHA) can offer great value in supporting your therapy and rehabilitation goals. They can offer more regular therapy sessions for tasks which involve frequent repetition, exercise, communication or activities of daily life. Click the image to download the flyer.
Physiotherapy
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Westmead Feelings Program
The Westmead Feelings Program is an Australian evidence-based program to teach primary school-aged children social and emotional regulation skills. Click the image to download the flyer.
Social Stories
Social stories visually explain the therapy process, so your child or young person knows what to expect when meeting their therapist.
Going to see my therapist
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Physiotherapy – My therapist is coming to my home
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Physiotherapy – Going to see my therapist on the computer (telehealth)
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Speech Pathology – My therapist is coming to my home
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Speech Pathology – Going to see my therapist on the computer (telehealth)
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