Early Childhood Therapeutic Supports
What is Early Childhood Intervention Support?
At Salams Therapy Hub, we’re dedicated to helping children reach their fullest potential through evidence-based, family-centred support for ages 0–9. Our NDIS Early Childhood Intervention services are designed to nurture each child’s unique developmental needs in a playful, sensory-rich environment that encourages growth and learning.
Using the latest tools and research, our team assesses core developmental areas, including communication, emotional understanding, social skills, and motor abilities. Early intervention provides a strong foundation, addressing challenges early on to promote lifelong skills.
What is the Key Worker Approach?
At Salams Therapy Hub, our Key Workers, also known as Lead Therapists, bring specialised backgrounds and advanced skills across all areas of child development. As part of our early intervention support services, each Key Worker collaborates closely with our team to ensure your child receives comprehensive, well-rounded support.
Our Key Workers empower parents, carers, and other important adults in your child’s life by sharing practical skills and strategies. This approach enables you to support your child’s learning and growth within familiar, everyday settings—whether at home or in the community.
We start with a 30-minute online intake session to learn about your needs, discuss our services, and complete any necessary paperwork. This session is charged and does not require your child to attend.
To make the most of this session, we encourage families to bring a copy of their NDIS plan and goals. It’s also helpful to consider your family’s routine and specific goals. Afterward, we’ll connect you with a specialist—whether a Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Teacher, Rehabilitation Counsellor, or Psychologist—based on your child’s unique needs following our early childhood approach and focusing on NDIS developmental delay.
Meet Your Key Worker (Lead Therapist)
In this session, you’ll meet your Key Worker, who will work with you to set meaningful goals and develop a personalised plan for your child. Together, we’ll discuss your child’s daily routines, strengths, interests, and any areas where extra support is needed.
This collaborative approach ensures that we focus on your child’s specific needs, such as improving communication, building independence, or enjoying quality time with family. Sessions typically last 1.5 to 2 hours, with the exact time confirmed beforehand.
Regular Visits
Hands-on therapy and support tailored to your child’s current needs.
Guidance on incorporating strategies into your everyday routines, so skills become part of daily life.
Information, resources, or referrals as needed.
Our strategies are designed to feel natural and practical. If an activity feels unclear, we encourage you to ask your therapist to explain how it connects to your goals.
Out and About Visits
Our Step-by-Step Process
To make the most of this session, we encourage families to bring a copy of their NDIS plan and goals. It’s also helpful to consider your family’s routine and specific goals. Afterward, we’ll connect you with a specialist—whether a Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Teacher, Rehabilitation Counsellor, or Psychologist—based on your child’s unique needs.
Therapy Goals
Preparing for the Next Stage
Guidance to help your child transition smoothly to childcare, preschool, or school with practical strategies and support.
Building Friendships
Developing social skills like sharing and taking turns, so children can form friendships and enjoy playing with peers and siblings.
Speech and Communication
Supporting your child’s ability to express needs and ideas using words, signs, or pictures, integrated into daily routines.
Community Engagement
Connecting your child to community activities with strategies for inclusion and independence.
Fostering Independence
Helping children build essential life skills such as dressing, eating, and personal care.
Sports Participation
Supporting your child in joining sports activities, developing skills, and enjoying active play.
Understanding Feelings
Teaching emotional awareness and expression to enhance learning, communication, and relationships.
Writing & Drawing Skills
Developing fine motor skills for writing and drawing.
Toilet Training
Providing a plan and regular support to help your child gain independence in toileting.
Better Bedtime
Strategies to create a smoother, stress-free bedtime routine for improved sleep and development.
Mealtime Independence
Building skills for self-feeding and participation in family mealtimes through tailored strategies.
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Why Choose Salams Therapy Hub?
- Highly Qualified Team
- Years of Expertise
- Person-Centred Care
- Integrated Multidisciplinary Team.