17 December 2020
Sensory activities can benefit children with developmental disorders or disabilities such as autism in several ways, as they can help with stimulating the brain and improving sensory processing systems, communication skills, coordination and motor skills.
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‘Quiet Space’ low-sensory program
Chhavi is a Provisional Psychologist registered with AHPRA, holding a master’s degree in applied psychology. She brings over four years of experience as a practising psychologist in India, where she worked with diverse client groups across the lifespan.
Chhavi has experience supporting individuals with a range of emotional, behavioural, developmental, and mental health needs. She focuses on providing evidence-based assessment and therapeutic strategies that help clients enhance their wellbeing, build capacity, and improve daily functioning.Chhavi is currently practising in Australia as a Provisional Psychologist and is committed to delivering compassionate, person-centred care to clients of all ages.
Aman is an experienced Occupational Therapist, holding a Master of Occupational Therapy
Practice and Bachelor of Applied Science.He is proficient in reviewing care plans to suit individual needs, connecting clients withnecessary supports and solutions with all aspects of daily living, providing practical case management-based supports and solutions, and suggesting home modifications and
adaptive equipment solutions.In addition to individual face-to-face Occupational Therapy sessions, Aman is running grouptherapy programs and is also available for telehealth consultations.