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    Category: Kids Therapists

    May 02
    Helping kids tackle toileting challenges with confidence: meet the Continence Hub

    Helping Kids Tackle Toileting Challenges With Confidence: Meet Continence Hub Toileting challenges are something many families face—but few talk about openly. Whether it’s constipation, accidents, bedwetting, or toilet refusal, these […]

    May 28
    5 tips from Dr Ross Greene for parenting and teaching children and teens

    5 tips from Dr Ross Greene for parenting and teaching children and teens Dr Ross Greene presented his Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) training in Perth for a second time […]

    May 23
    15 PDA-informed providers to support your child & family

    15 PDA-informed therapists who support children and teens in Perth Finding PDA-informed therapists can be challenging.  Here are a list of Perth therapists and providers who are PDA-informed and able […]

    Dec 03
    Help for country families to find paediatric services they need

    Finding help just got easier for families living in Western Australia's Great Southern region with the launch of a pilot rural paediatric health hub.

    Jun 22
    One-off or brief therapy programs offer support to families on long waitlists

    Get help sooner with these allied health professionals offering specially designed consultations for families on waitlists.

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    Perth Kids Hub is your online guide to Perth’s *amazing* paediatric therapists, specialists, educators and schools who support kids & teens who learn, think or are developing differently.

    Perth Kids Hub is created in Boorloo (Perth) on the land of the Whadjuk Noongar people.  I acknowledge the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and culture.   I pay my respects to all Aboriginal peoples; Elders past, present and emerging. 

    Disclaimer: Information on Perth Kids Hub is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified health professional for concerns about a child’s health or development.