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Speech, occupational therapy and behaviour support in Rouse Hill

Rouse Hill and the surrounding Hills suburbs reach the Marsden Park clinic in about fifteen minutes, and the team also delivers home, school and telehealth support across Rouse Hill, Beaumont Hills and Kellyville Ridge.

Reception and family waiting area inside Marsden Therapy in Marsden Park
A welcoming place to arrive and ask questions before an appointment.

Local support

How we support Rouse Hill

Rouse Hill is a well-established family suburb with a large town centre, several primary and secondary schools and strong sporting and community networks. Families here often ask for support that fits around school hours and weekend activities.

Speech pathology requests commonly involve articulation, language and social communication for school-aged children, while occupational therapy supports handwriting, sensory processing, daily routines and independence into the teenage years.

Adults in Rouse Hill work with the team on functional capacity assessments, assistive technology and positive behaviour support, and sessions can take place at home when travel to Marsden Park is not practical.

Getting to the clinic. From Rouse Hill Town Centre the clinic is around fifteen minutes by car via Windsor Road and Schofields Road. Rouse Hill Metro station is on the Metro North West line.

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Services available in Rouse Hill

Speech Therapy

Speech therapy helps children and adults communicate, understand language and take part with greater confidence.

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Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy builds everyday skills, routines, movement and sensory strategies for participation at home, school or in the community.

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Positive Behaviour Support

Positive Behaviour Support seeks to understand behaviour in context and develop practical, respectful strategies that support quality of life.

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Joint Speech and Occupational Therapy Sessions

Joint sessions bring speech and occupational therapy perspectives together when coordinated support is useful for shared everyday goals.

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Groups and Intensive Programs

Group and intensive programs provide focused opportunities to practise selected skills with a clear purpose, structure and individual-fit review.

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Allied Health Assistance

Allied Health Assistants provide practical, supervised support that helps people practise agreed therapy strategies in everyday routines.

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School Readiness Program

The School Readiness Program supports children to practise communication, participation and routine-based skills connected with starting school.

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Parent Coaching and Training

Parent coaching and training provides practical, collaborative guidance for using agreed support strategies in family routines.

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Functional Capacity Assessments

A Functional Capacity Assessment considers how a person manages everyday activities, participation and support needs across relevant environments.

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

AAC assessment and support explores communication methods, tools and partner strategies that may complement or replace speech.

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Assistive Technology

Assistive Technology assessment considers equipment or technology that may support safety, independence and participation in everyday activities.

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Sensory Assessments

Sensory assessments explore how responses to sensory information may influence comfort, regulation and participation in daily routines.

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Home Modifications

Home modification assessment considers changes to the home environment that may support safer access and everyday participation.

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Plan your visit

Your nearest clinic

Marsden Therapy Marsden Park
Level 1, 27/9 Hollinsworth Road, Marsden Park NSW 2765, Australia

Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm. Clinic, home, school, community and telehealth appointments are considered case by case.

Useful to know

Frequently asked questions

Do you see clients from Rouse Hill at the Marsden Park clinic?

Yes. Rouse Hill is within the Marsden Park team’s regular service area, and the clinic is about fifteen minutes away by car. Telehealth and home visits are considered when they suit the goals.

Can you work with my child’s school in Rouse Hill?

With the family’s consent the team can liaise with teachers and learning support staff, provide recommendations for the classroom and, where suitable, deliver sessions on site.

Is NDIS funding accepted for Rouse Hill appointments?

Marsden Therapy is a Registered NDIS Provider. Whether travel to a home, school or community setting can be included depends on the person’s plan and the NDIS Pricing Arrangements; the team explains any travel component before support begins.

Beyond the clinic

Care can meet you where life happens

Home and community visits may be considered when they suit the person, the service and the goals. Contact the team to confirm suitability, travel arrangements and current availability.

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A Marsden Therapy vehicle arriving for a home visit as a practitioner approaches the entrance
Support may extend into homes and communities when it suits the person, service and goals.
An adult and practitioner completing a practical everyday task inside a home
Practical support shaped around everyday life at home.

Next step

Contact Marsden Therapy

Ask about services, availability and appointment options for Rouse Hill.