We support anyone in the Mornington Peninsula region who feels like the world was not built for them. Life is full of small hurdles that can feel like giant walls when you do not have the right tools to climb them.
Our goal is to give you those tools and stand beside you as you use them. Whether you are adjusting to a new disability or helping a child navigate the playground, we are here to make the daily tasks of living feel possible again.
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We provide ongoing exercises to keep you strong and prevent future issues.
Whether you’re a new referrer or you’ve used our services before, the Optimum referrers hub has all your needs. With one click you can make enquiries, make referrals and check all of our clinics’ service capacities.
Navigating the NDIS can feel like a second job. We take that weight off your shoulders. We do not just book appointments. We map out a clear Funding Roadmap that covers your assessments, therapy sessions, and reports right from the start. This prevents funding burnout and ensures you always know exactly where you stand with your budget.
Because we are a multi disciplinary team, we hold Case Conferences where your OT speaks directly with your Physio or Speech Pathologist. You will not have to repeat your story five times to different providers. We align our goals so every dollar of your funding works harder for your independence. We prioritize transparency and communication so you always feel in control.
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Many of our clients experience stiffness in their ankle and foot due to significant tightness in their calf muscles. This causes issues in their balance when standing and walking and limits their ability to perform activities such as squats and sit to stand In some cases, the calf muscles are
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