For children aged seven years and under with developmental delay or a disability, it’s proven that the best way to manage their therapy needs is by using a Key Worker
A Key Worker is a trained professional such as a Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist or Early Childhood Educator who works together with the larger Noah’s team to develop individual strategies best-suited your child and deliver them in a highly-personalised way. The Key Worker is the main person to see your child face-to-face but they might bring other professionals to see your family from time-to-time if they think this would be beneficial.
A Noah’s Key Worker focuses on combining a family’s strength and knowledge of their own child’s needs with their expertise in child development. Noah’s staff understand that parents know their own child best and what will and won’t work for them.
Key Worker sessions are usually held in the family home or where you and your child feel most comfortable.
Please phone us on (02) 4423 5022 if you would like to know more about our Key Worker services or see our Key Worker Brochure.
