Occupational Therapy that fits into everyday life.
Mobile & community Occupational Therapy across Melbourne.
At Four Point Therapy, we take a considered approach to delivering our Occupational Therapy services — in real-world environments that best suit each Participant, at home, in schools, in the workplace and out in the community, so the progress made in sessions carries through into everyday life. For many people living with disability, traditional clinic-based therapy doesn't always translate into meaningful outcomes. Our approach is centred around providing practical, consistent support that fits into everyday life, while maintaining a strong commitment to delivering high-value Allied Health care to our community of NDIS Participants.
A more thoughtful way to deliver therapy.
We don't operate on a "next available" model. Every referral is reviewed by our Intake and Admin team, and we take the time to match each Participant with the most suitable Occupational Therapist based on their goals, support needs, environment and personality. Getting that match right from the beginning makes a real difference — it helps build trust, keeps people engaged, and supports more consistent progress over time.
Flexible, mobile therapy — built around you.
As a mobile Allied Health provider, we deliver therapy where it's most useful — at home, in schools, workplaces or out in the community — so support fits into everyday routines and translates into real-world progress. We also offer in-clinic and Telehealth services where appropriate, giving Participants, families and Support Coordinators flexibility in how therapy is delivered.
What Occupational Therapy looks like with us.
Our Occupational Therapists focus on helping people participate more independently in the activities that matter to them. This may include building daily living skills, developing routines, improving emotional regulation, or increasing confidence in school, work or community settings. It can also involve recommending home modifications, prescribing assistive technology, and identifying equipment that supports greater independence and quality of life. All supports are tailored to the individual — we consider each person's goals, environment and how they function day-to-day to ensure therapy stays practical and relevant.
The supports we provide.
Every Participant's goals, circumstances and priorities are different. Our Therapists take the time to understand what's important to them, delivering support that's practical, evidence-based and tailored to their individual needs.
Assessments and reporting
- Functional Capacity Assessments
- SDA and SIL assessments and applications
- End of Plan and Change of Circumstances reports
- Support letters and plan input
Home and equipment
- Home modification assessments and recommendations
- Assistive technology (simple and complex)
- Wheelchair and seating prescription
- Reporting for NDIS AT requests
Therapy and capacity building
- Tailored interventions to improve independence and quality of life
- Skill building for children, adolescents and adults
- Ongoing therapy to support long-term capacity
- Sensory-informed strategies at home and school
Support and education
- Support worker and family training
- Practical strategies that can be implemented in everyday life
- Coaching for educators and carers
- Multidisciplinary planning
A closer look at who we work with.
Our Occupational Therapists support Participants with a wide range of disabilities, diagnoses and support needs. We work across the lifespan and tailor our approach to each individual. Diagnoses don't tell the full story — our focus is on how each person functions in their day-to-day life, and what support will make a meaningful difference.
Psychosocial disabilities
- Anxiety disorders
- Depression
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Bipolar Disorder
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
- Emotional regulation challenges and complex mental health presentations
Neurodevelopmental conditions
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Intellectual disabilities
- Global developmental delay
- Learning difficulties
Sensory and regulation needs
- Sensory processing differences
- Sensory modulation challenges
- Emotional and behavioural regulation needs
Neurological conditions
- Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Stroke
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Parkinson's Disease
- Cerebral Palsy
Physical disabilities and mobility
- Reduced mobility and functional capacity
- Musculoskeletal conditions
- Chronic pain conditions
- Post-surgical or injury-related rehabilitation
- Fatigue-related conditions
Paediatric and developmental support
- Fine and gross motor delays
- School readiness and participation challenges
- Social skill development
- Play and engagement
Complex and overlapping needs
- Participants with multiple diagnoses
- Functional decline related to injury, illness or ageing
- Complex behaviours
- Reduced independence in daily living
Experienced, NDIS-focused clinicians.
We pride ourselves on having a team of Occupational Therapists who are all experienced working within the NDIS. They understand how to deliver supports that align with Participant goals and funding requirements — including assessments, report writing, and working alongside broader support teams.
Our team is committed to delivering care that is practical, respectful and evidence-based, with a strong focus on outcomes that matter in everyday life. We continue to build our skills and stay up to date with best practice, emerging research and ongoing professional development, ensuring a consistently high standard of care.
Working alongside your wider team.
We work closely with Participants, families, plan nominees and Support Coordinators to ensure supports are aligned and consistent. Clear communication and reliability are a strong focus, and we aim to be a provider that people feel confident working with over the long term.
A person-centred approach to everyday life.
Our approach is genuinely person-centred. We consider the physical, mental, emotional and social aspects of each Participant's life, with therapy built around their individual goals and circumstances. This is the origin of our name and our guiding principle — focused on building independence, improving participation, and supporting outcomes that are meaningful in everyday life.
Why people choose Four Point Therapy.
We are a values-based provider committed to delivering high-value, ethical Allied Health care to our community of NDIS Participants. This is reflected in how we match Therapists, how we communicate, and the focus we place on providing practical, meaningful support that makes a difference day-to-day.
Our approach is built around delivering therapy in real-world environments, matching Participants with the right Therapist from the outset, and providing consistent, relationship-based support.
Funding Through the NDIS.
Occupational Therapy services can be accessed under the NDIS support category Improved Daily Living. We support Participants with assessments, reports, goal setting and ongoing therapy aligned with their plans — and can walk you or your Support Coordinator through the right funding pathway before we begin.