Early Childhood Intervention Teachers work with young children (0 - 7 years) and families to support detection, inclusion, development and participation of young children with developmental delays and disabilities.
Our Early Childhood Intervention Teachers provide support through a family centred approach:
We apply best practices in early childhood education to help children thrive. By focusing on strengths and using play-based learning, we aim to achieve meaningful outcomes. Through the use of questionnaires and assessment tools, we gain a clear understanding of your child’s needs and collaborate closely with families to develop the most effective plan for skill development.
We make learning fun and engaging.
We help assess your child’s development across key areas, including:
- Language development
- Cognitive development
- Social skills
- Physical skills
- Emotional health and wellbeing
We support children in developing:
- Social and play skills to engage with peers
- Communication and literacy skills
- Thinking and numeracy skills
- Confidence, resilience, persistence, independence, and organisation skills
- Fine and gross motor skills
- Sensory engagement
Our approach is centred on collaboration. We work closely with families, educators, therapists, and other key people in your child’s life to form a strong, supportive team. By integrating our work into the child’s everyday environment, we ensure that learning and development happen naturally, in the places where children feel most comfortable.
We are committed to helping children feel included in their world, building a strong sense of belonging and ensuring they have the support they need to flourish.
In early childhood, repetition forms the foundation for learning, skill development, and mastery. Through play and collaboration with those who know your child best, we ensure interventions are meaningful and effective in promoting growth.
Our Early Childhood staff can provide support in homes, educational and community settings.
We deliver early intervention in familiar settings like homes, educational and community settings. This approach capitalises on children’s comfort and familiarity, aiding skill development. Additionally, it empowers parents and caregivers by providing guidance to support their child's ongoing progress in their daily lives.
Our Fees are:
- Fees will be charged at the NDIA set rate of $193.99 per hour or $145.40 for forty-five minutes. We provide services for NDIS Self Managed, NDIS Plan Managed and Independently funded.
Our Early Childhood Intervention Teachers
- Monday - Friday 8.00am - 5.00pm (services outside of these hours can be discussed with us)
Support is a minimum 45 minute session.