Go for Goals

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Go for Goals is a targeted four-week therapy package designed to support you in working on a specific goal. The program is perfect for all ages and abilities, supporting you to achieve your goal with therapeutic intervention, assessments and treatment along with providing strategies and resources that you can continue to use at home.

Go for goals therapy packages are available throughout the year, please reach out using our registration form below or call (08) 6282 1900 to enquire about our upcoming availability.

What your goals could be:

Occupational Therapy
  • Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA)
  • Fine motor tabletop activities
  • Activities of daily living
  • Transport assessment
  • School readiness
  • Transitions and daily routines
  • Education and coaching
Speech Therapy
  • Clear speech
  • Literacy
  • Narrative or story retelling
  • Social skills
  • Mealtime management
  • Communication aids
  • School readiness
  • Feeding (exclusions apply)
  • Education and coaching
Physiotherapy
  • Mobility and transfers
  • Toe walking
  • Strengthening and stability
  • Hydrotherapy
  • Playground activities
  • Early motor development
  • Education and coaching
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Depending on your personal needs, your plan may include an initial assessment, targeted therapy intervention, a summary report, relevant resources and/or strategies, up to a total of 12 hours of service, plus travel time. This therapy package comprises of both face-to-face and non face-to-face components and can be completed via teletherapy for our regional customers.

Services  are available at your home, via Teletherapy, or at the nearest Rocky Bay therapy hub. We understand that your schedule is important, so we’ll do our best to match your preference of days, times, and location depending on the availability of a therapist.

Please note that eligibility is based on having a signed service agreement for the requested service and sufficient allocated funds to cover the cost of the intensive therapy package.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to receive targeted, individualised support to achieve your goals – register now!
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FAQ

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Does participating in Go for Goals impact my place on the waitlist?

Participating in Go for Goals therapy blocks does not impact your position on the waitlist. You will remain on the waitlist for allocation of a therapist for ongoing support in your requested discipline. 

Is there a limit to the number of blocks I can access?

There is no limit to the number of Go for Goals blocks you can access. If you have multiple goals, a customised plan can be created with the therapist, and this can occur over several Go For Goals blocks. All therapy input is subject to clinical need and allocation of funding.

How many face-to-face sessions can I expect?

Typically, a Go for Goals block will consist of up to 4-5 face-to-face appointments with a therapist and, non face-to- face components, including travel, session preparation, analysis, and report writing.

What funding is available?

You can access Go for Goals through a number of ways including, if you have an NDIS plan, Disability Services Commission funding, Medicare or if you want to fund your own services. NDIS funding is used through Improved Daily Living Skills (15 codes).

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