Child Wellbeing Centre
Perth psychologists, speech pathologists and occupational therapists.
Our aim is to provide high quality services to children, young people and their families. We offer effective support to enhance children’s social, language, physical, emotional, and behavioural development and learning.
We provide quality psychology, speech therapy and occupational therapy for children, and adolescents between 2 and 17 years of age in Perth.
If you require more information regarding our psychology, speech pathology, occupational therapy and autism support in Perth, please call our Centre today.
Psychological Services
Psychologists can help children with emotional, social, learning and behavioural difficulties. Psychologists are able to work directly with children and with their parents and carers
Speech Pathology
Speech pathologists can help with speech, language, communication and social development of children. Our Centre is able to provide service to children and adolescents.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapists can help with a wide range of day to day skills: including dressing, feeding and toileting,, fine motor skills and sensory regulation.
Group Programs – Currently unavailable
Making friends and keeping friends can be tricky for some children. The Centre offers a range of group interventions to help children learn important social skills.
Latest News
Current Availability
Our Bayswater Center currently has Speech appointments available with our lovely therapists. Please get in touch with our reception team for more information and how to make an appointment.
Learning about Learning Assessments
One of the services that the psychology team offers is learning assessments. A learning assessment can be a useful option to consider when children aren’t achieving their learning potential. Literacy (reading, understanding and writing) is an area that children experience difficulty with and sometimes, numeracy may also be a concern. An assessment can help identify
Explaining ANZAC day to young children
ANZAC Day is an important day for many Australians, when we recognise the service of defence personnel past and present, and in particular the anniversary of the troops landing in Gallipoli. Given all the current media reporting on global conflicts, answering their questions may be tricky. We want to tell the truth but at the same time not give them so much information that we take away their sense of safety about the world.