Online Consultations

Our online consultations allow you to access services wherever you are and save on travel costs.

Phone video call
From the comfort of your home
From the comfort of your home

Online Occupational Therapy Consultations

Are you having difficulty accessing an Occupational Therapist? Did you know that in many cases online services create outcomes in the long term when compared to face to face appointments? They allow you to access services wherever you are and to save on travel costs.

What to expect
What to expect

How do online consultations work?

When you book an online appointment you will receive a link to your therapists online waiting room. At your appointment time click on the link and you will commence your appointment.

Your first appointment will be similar to a face to face appointment. You will be asked questions about your goals for therapy and day to day activities.

At your first appointment your therapist will work with you to develop a plan for future therapy sessions. You will be informed of what to bring and therapy resources can be emailed or posted to you if required. It is recommended that children have an adult present during all therapy sessions. This may be a family member or support worker.
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How it works

Book your appointment

Get in touch with us to schedule an appointment.

Receive an appointment link

You will receive an appointment link via email prior to your consultation.

Have the online consultation

At the time of your appointment booking click on the appointment link to take you to your consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here, you may find answers to our most frequently asked questions.

Occupational Therapists define Occupation as all of the meaningful things someone does in their day like school/work, play/leisure and looking after themselves and their home. We work with individuals, their family and care team to understand what is meaningful for them and what their current difficulties are. We then help to develop and prioritise personal goals to live a good life as independently as possible.

Occupational Therapy focuses specifically on the practical aspects of day to day living. This may be through teaching or retraining skills or changing the way you complete a task which may include using assistive technology. Specific examples include:

  • Developing fine motor skills to improve handwriting
  • Helping to develop daily routines
  • Practicing daily living skills such as dressing, cooking or shopping
  • Developing care plans for Support Workers to follow
  • Using mindfulness techniques to manage stress in daily life
  • Making a plan to live independently including assisting with housing applications where appropriate.
  • Requesting funding for assistive technology to support your independence.
From time to time the NDIS request a Functional Assessment report. For most people this will be every two years or when your circumstances change. The Occupational Therapist will follow their usual assessment and provide a comprehensive report for you explaining to NDIS how your disability impacts your day to day life, your goals for the future and the supports you will need to achieve your goals.
Our experienced Occupational Therapists have a good understanding of a wide range of disabilities and health conditions and their impacts. When working with you we look beyond your physical abilities. We have a solid understanding of the impacts of intellectual and psychosocial disability including the impact of trauma and work with you to promote recovery.
Unfortunately at this time we are unable to assist with complex home modifications but check in with us from time to time as this is a service we would like to offer in the future.
At Do, Be, Become we work with people of all ages so there is no need to change providers just because you have a birthday.

Got more questions?

Feel free to leave a message using our contact form.

Contact

As we spend most of our time on the road, email is the best way to contact us. It may take up to 48 hours to receive a response.