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Please note: spaces in our intensives do fill fast so please reach out to book in your preferred dates well ahead of time.
Evidence-based physiotherapy
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Child centred
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WHO THIS IS FOR
Is your child under school age with complex physical needs?
Georgia works with children whose bodies need more than a generalist physio can offer. If any of the following sounds like your child, you're in the right place.
β Cerebral palsy
β Down syndrome (Trisomy 21)
β Rare genetic conditions
β NDIS and privately funded complex physical support needs
Not sure if your child fits? That's completely okay β Send us a quick message at georgia@sproutandthrive.com.au and we'll let you know whether we're the right fit.
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A 3-day therapy block runs Tuesday to Thursday. It is an intensive, focused period of hands-on physiotherapy that allows Georgia to work deeply on your child's specific movement goals without the gaps that come with weekly sessions. Research supports concentrated therapy blocks as an effective model for children with complex physical needs and families consistently tell us the progress is more visible and more sustained.
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Yes. Both the 3-day therapy block and weekly appointments are NDIS-funded services. Families currently pay nothing out of pocket. If you are unsure whether your plan covers this, reach out before booking and we can help you work through it.
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Yes. Georgia sees families from across the Wide Bay region. Many families travel from Gympie, Maryborough, and Hervey Bay for the 3-day intensive block. The concentrated format makes the travel worthwhile because you are not making the trip every week.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. You donβt need a referral to access Physiotherapy services.
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Not every child is suited to the same therapy model.
Intensive physiotherapy may be appropriate for some children depending on their needs, capacity, and overall care plan. Suitability is determined through professional assessment and discussion with families. -
Intensive sessions are typically longer than standard weekly appointments and may run for one to two hours.
Session length and scheduling are planned with the childβs tolerance, regulation, and individual needs in mind. -
Intensive blocks are offered at set times throughout the year.
Availability varies depending on capacity and scheduling, and families are encouraged to register interest to stay informed about upcoming blocks. -
No. Families can choose to participate in an intensive block without committing to ongoing services, maintaining your current regular therapist for weekly appointments.
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For many families, intensive physiotherapy can be funded through NDIS plans in the same way as weekly physiotherapy, depending on individual circumstances and plan goals. Support with understanding funding options and documentation can be discussed as needed. Book in a quick phone chat with me here.
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Between intensives, families are given guidance that supports everyday practice in a way that is realistic and manageable. Time between blocks is intentionally used for consolidation and participation in daily life, alongside other supports where relevant.
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Yes. Sprout and Thrive aims to work collaboratively with families and other members of the childβs care team where appropriate, to support consistency and shared understanding.
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You can register your interest via the form on this website. Registering interest does not guarantee availability or suitability for services and does not establish a therapeutic relationship.