The benefits of microcurrent therapy for neurodiverse children, including those with ADHD, Autism, and sensory challenges. Backed by studies, this non-invasive therapy promotes focus, emotional regulation, anxiety relief, and sensory processing support. Discover how microcurrent therapy offers a safe, research-supported approach to improving wellbeing for children and families.

Discover the unspoken journey of healing after pregnancy loss—miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, or unmanifested pregnancies. Explore the sacred gestation of grief and the womb’s infinite wisdom as it holds, remembers, and nurtures the echoes of what was. Find reverence, resources, and compassionate support for this tender, unseen space. You are not alone.

Energy and womb work are ancient and sacred practices that invite us to return to the body’s innate wisdom and the unseen energetic currents that shape our lives. This is not just about healing—it’s about remembering. Remembering the power, creativity, and divine potential we hold.

Therapy Room Hire in the heart of Yarraville Village, this beautiful clinic room is now available for Art Therapists, Counsellors, Psychologists, Speech Therapists and Occupational Therapists. Ideal for Paediatric Allied Health practitioners.

Children who are Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs), may process sensory information and emotions more deeply than their peers. While this heightened sensitivity can come with its challenges, it also offers unique strengths.

Neurodiversity extends its embrace beyond clinical confines, including those with high sensitivity: Highly Sensitive Persons (HSP) or empaths.

Dysregulation, often seen as a disruption in one's ability to self-regulate, can manifest in various forms. It might appear as intense emotions that feel overwhelming, impulsive actions, or even chaotic thoughts. While traditionally viewed through a lens of dysfunction or pathology, there's a growing recognition that dysregulation can actually serve a purpose, offering valuable insights into our inner workings and external environments.

Imagine your brain is like an iceberg floating in the ocean. You know how you can only see the tip of an iceberg above the water, but there's a lot more ice hidden below?

Understanding our emotions and internal sensations can often be likened to solving a intricate puzzle. For some, this challenge can be particularly pronounced. However, there's a valuable and supportive approach that comes to light – art therapy.

Children connect, understand, learn and heal through their innate abilities to laugh and play. Aletha Solter, founder of Aware Parenting, taps into these innate ways of being through Attachment Play - helping children heal from past experiences, prepare for new challenges, and express emotions.