Play SkillsLearning and connecting through play
Supporting learning and development through purposeful play.
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Enquiry FormHow we help
- Child-led. Sessions follow your child's interests, so play stays fun and natural.
- Shared enjoyment. We build turn-taking, shared attention and imagination together.
- Part of everyday life. Ideas for building shared play into everyday routines at home, kinder and school.
Sessions are usually 45 minutes, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, depending on what your child needs. In clinic, at home, kinder, school or online. NDIS, Medicare and private. About funding
Questions families ask
What does play support include?
Play support helps children develop the foundational skills they use to explore, learn and interact with others. This may include shared play, turn-taking, pretend play, problem-solving, and using play as a way to communicate.
Do you support play at kinder or school?
Yes, as long as the kinder or school agrees and, if you're NDIS-funded, you have funding available for travel.
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