Allied Health Assistants: More affordable in-home therapy, faster results
Allied Health Assistants, who are university students studying Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, or Physiotherapy, will be matched with you. They’ll support you in practising your therapy plan at home, helping you optimise your budget and achieve your therapy goals more efficiently.
Allied Health Services in Suburbs of Sydney:
- Parramatta
- Merrylands
- Granville
- Auburn
- Lidcombe
- Guildford
- Blacktown
- Seven Hills
- Castle Hill
- Baulkham Hills
- Wentworthville
- Ryde
- West Ryde
- Macquarie Park
- Epping
- Eastwood
- Carlingford
- North Rocks
- Strathfield
- Burwood
- Ashfield
- Concord
- Five Dock
- Drummoyne
- Summer Hill
- Bankstown
- Revesby
- Padstow
- Hurstville
- Rockdale
- Kogarah
- Mascot
- Botany
- Sydney Olympic Park
- Homebush
- Rhodes
- Concord West
- Cabramatta
- Liverpool
- Wetherill Park
- Casula
Getting started with Fora
Four steps, from signing up to your first session.
Sign up
Tell us the kind of support you're looking for. Free to join.
Signing up means you'll manage the supports. Referring means we take it from there.
Choose your support type
Meet before you decide
Review profiles and meet your match for free. No obligation to continue.
Read the Meet and Greet guide›Start sessions
Book, message and manage everything in one place. Session notes go back to your care team.
Get started›Get to know our team of Allied Health Assistants at Fora
These include allied health students, individuals with a Certificate III or IV in Allied Health Assistance, and allied health graduates. They play an active role in supporting participants by collaboratively working on therapy plans developed by their Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist.
Patrice (Masters of Occupational Therapy) — Currently, I am working with two siblings to help them self-regulate their emotions. Additionally, we focus on enhancing their communication skills, and as a result, they are being assisted in tying their shoe laces, fixing their hair, and using cutlery independently.
Jeffery (Doctor of Physiotherapy) — At present, I work with an older adult each week at an aged care facility. In this setting, we collaborate on his exercise program, making steady progress together.
Rochelle (Masters of Speech Pathology) — Currently, I work with a young girl to support her social skills. Additionally, with guidance from her speech pathologist, we focus on applying these skills in her social setting.
Allied Health Assistants to help you reach your therapy goals.
