Modes of Delivery
The Hive Allied Health Clinic offers flexible session options to ensure our services integrate seamlessly into the lives of our clients and their families. This approach not only reduces barriers to access but also enables therapy to take place in familiar environments where children feel most comfortable and regulated. Our goal is to provide consistent, supportive care that fits naturally into daily routines without causing disruption.
School Visits
We provide therapy services for children in both primary and secondary school, with the added convenience of school-based visits. This allows children to receive support during their day without disrupting family routines — making it easier for parents to manage their time while ensuring consistent care.
Home Sessions
Home visits provide a unique opportunity for therapy to take place in a child’s most familiar and comfortable environment. This setting often leads to greater engagement and more meaningful progress, as children feel safe and at ease in their own space. Home-based sessions also allow therapists to tailor strategies and support directly to the child’s daily routines and home life, making interventions more practical and easier for families to implement.
Telehealth Sessions
Telehealth offers a flexible and accessible way for children and families to receive therapy from the comfort of their own home. For those with a busy schedule, living in remote areas or needing that extra convenience without compromising the quality of care Telehealth may be the right mode of delivery for you, with therapists using creative tools and strategies tailored to each child’s needs. It also allows families to be more involved in sessions, promoting consistency and flexible collaboration between appointments.
Day-Care & Preschool Visits
Similar to school visits, day-care and pre-school visits offer flexibility for families without the disruption of your families daily routines and norms. This mode of delivery also offers valuable opportunities for collaboration with educators and caregivers, ensuring consistent strategies are used across settings.
