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What we do.

At Weave OT, we provide neuroaffirming, trauma-informed, and person-centred occupational therapy for adults and families. We support people living with Autism, ADHD, psychosocial, neurological, cognitive, sensory, physical and/or intellectual disabilities to build confidence, autonomy, and connection in daily life.

Our work is grounded in the belief that everyone deserves care that honours their individual strengths, story, and lived experience. We take time to understand what matters most, from everyday routines to long-term goals, and work collaboratively to find approaches that feel safe, practical, and authentic.

We are guided by evidence-based, culturally responsive, and inclusive practice, recognising that there is no single “right” way to live or participate. Our goal is to help each person build comfort, capability, and meaning in the ways that suit them best.

We provide sessions in-person within the Greater Geelong region and via telehealth across Australia, adapting our approach to meet your needs and preferences.

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Supports Include.

We provide support across the many areas that shape daily life and participation, from home and self-care, to study, work, and community. Our work may include occupational therapy assessments, NDIS supporting reports, and collaborative planning to explore how routines, environments, and supports can best fit your needs.

We focus on areas such as:

● Daily living and independence: developing habits and routines that feel achievable and sustainable.

● Cognitive and executive functioning: supporting organisation, planning, attention, and flexible thinking.

● Sensory processing and emotional regulation: exploring what supports comfort, focus, and wellbeing.

● Physical and environmental access: home and community mobility, assistive technology, or adaptive equipment.

● Community, study, and workplace participation: building strategies for communication, structure, and energy management.

● Social connection and belonging: supporting relationships, self-advocacy, and engagement in meaningful activities.

Our aim is to help each person feel supported to participate in life in ways that are authentic, sustainable, and aligned with their values.

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OT may help you...

● Discover practical strategies that make daily routines easier to manage

● Build confidence and independence in everyday activities

● Understand your strengths, needs, and ways of doing things

● Organise time, energy, and environments in ways that fit your life and neurotype

● Explore sensory needs and emotional regulation with supportive approaches that feel right for you

● Strengthen relationships and connect comfortably within your community

● Develop tools and systems for study, work, or household organisation

● Navigate challenges with flexible strategies that support your wellbeing and autonomy

● Access your home and community safely and confidently

● Focus on what brings purpose, balance, and joy - in your own way