Westbourne Park

Evidence-based early intervention and therapy services for children, young adults and families across Australia

Early Start Australia Westbourne Park has been providing award winning early intervention services for children since 2015

Our therapy services include occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology, Early Start Denver Model and early intervention services.

We deliver therapy in our lovely Goodwood Road clinic, kindergartens, schools, home and childcare settings.

We have immediate availability in a number of services including autism assessments.

For more information or to book an appointment contact us on 1300 372 439 or submit a service enquiry.

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Clinic contact details

164 Goodwood Road
Goodwood SA 5034

Call

1300 372 439

Email

[email protected]

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How we can help your child

From early intervention support to therapy services, we offer tailored plans that support your child’s development.

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Positive behaviour support

Address challenging behaviours and help your child experience life with more confidence.

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Early intervention

Early intervention services entails the early detection and effective treatment of young children with any developmental disability.

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Psychology and counselling

Our child psychologists provide guidance to support learning and development, helping children and young people better understand their emotions and thoughts. Through tailored strategies, they empower individuals to function well in their communities, be able to regulate emotions, maintain and enhance their mental health, fostering resilience, and overall wellbeing.

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Speech and language pathology

Our speech pathologists support you to develop speech and language to build confident communication, literacy, and social participation.

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ESDM therapy

Support your child's progress and help them participate fully in life with the Early Start Denver Model.

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Occupational therapy

Our occupational therapists help you take part in daily activities, like self care and school work, by supporting regulation, teaching skills and adapting tasks.

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Programs

As part of your therapy journey your therapist we may recommend some specific therapy programs to assist in achieving your goals including:

A personalised program is developed to help guide and support your child to develop the skills to use the toilet independently

Support for parents and caregivers to encourage their involvement in therapy and provide effective strategies for their participation.

Provides tailored and individualised programs for children, delivered in homes, childcare, kindergarten and all natural settings.

Provides families with flexibility, offering regular sessions with an allied health assistant at home, kindergarten, childcare and all natural environments, targeting goals in the community setting.

Meet our clinical manager at Westbourne Park

Hannah Lewis

Clinical Manager

Hannah is a Board Certified Assistant Behaviour Analyst and has been working in the field of applied behaviour analysis for over 15 years. She started her career in the UK where she worked across the country supporting families with children with disabilities. Hannah moved to Adelaide in 2017 with her husband, where she began working in a team of behaviour analysts, working with children of various ages from 2 to 18 with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Hannah completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Honours) in the UK, in 2005. Upon starting work as a behaviour therapist in 2006, she was led to complete a postgraduate diploma in positive approaches to challenging behaviour. She recently completed her Masters in Applied Behaviour Analysis at Queens University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, whilst starting her own family of two children.

Hannah is passionate about teaching functional skills to children with autism spectrum disorder, with a particular interest in developing communication. She enjoys working closely with parents, carers and other professionals to empower those people to fully support those with a disability, using evidence-based interventions.