A program run by Curtin University is giving companies access to exceptional software testing and data engineering services, whilst creating employment opportunities for young adults with autism.
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Anthony flushes his toileting fears
9-year-old Anthony has overcome his fear of toileting with support from his family and Therapy Focus’ specialist continence team.
Donated iPads help people with disability access teletherapy
Therapy Focus has donated iPads and data packages to people with disability and their families to help them access teletherapy services during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Cooking with Christine gives Ryan food confidence
12 year-old Ryan is overcoming food challenges thanks to the creativity of his speech pathologist and a little inspiration from the TV show Masterchef.
Minecraft Therapy a hit with gamers
A team of therapists are using the popular computer game Minecraft to help children and teenagers with disability develop their social communication skills.
Lucas rides on thanks to GIVE
An electric bike funded by Therapy Focus’ GIVE Program is giving Lucas Hillbeck newfound independence and the chance to go riding with his family.
Teletherapy supports routine for families
Families of children with disabilities are doing their best to keep life as normal as possible with support from their therapists in regular teletherapy sessions.
Our response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
We are closely monitoring coronavirus (COVID-19) as the situation unfolds and are taking steps to keep our customers safe and informed.
GIVE Program Rocks Neil’s World
A set of lapidary tools funded by Therapy Focus’ GIVE Program is giving Nannup local, Neil Roper, back his independence after he suffered a brain injury.
Ready and Regulated for Eating: Henry’s Story
For 14 year-old Henry, mealtimes were once a source a stress and anxiety. But with specialist mealtime advice and support from his therapy team, Henry is now enjoy meals with his family.