Ninja Allied Health

Ninja Allied Health Ninja Allied Health is an award-winning provider of allied health services across Australia.

Not all input supports the brain in the same way 🧠 On one side, everyday moments like play, connection, stories, questio...
13/01/2026

Not all input supports the brain in the same way 🧠
 
On one side, everyday moments like play, connection, stories, questions and new words help build strong foundations for communication, learning and regulation. These experiences invite interaction, curiosity and shared attention.. all things developing brains thrive on.
 
On the other side, things like too much screen time, rushed conversations, limited interaction and overstimulation can still serve a purpose at times, but they don’t offer the same depth of brain-building support when they become the main source of input.
 
It’s not about cutting things out completely, but about noticing what helps your child’s brain grow, connect and communicate best, and finding a balance that works for your family.
 
If you’re unsure what that balance looks like for your child, our OT and Speech Pathology team can help, in person or via Telehealth 🧡

09/01/2026

Dancing might feel like downtime, but it’s actually powerful for developing growing bodies and brains.
 
When children watch and copy movements, they’re practicing motor planning, balance, coordination and visual-motor skills. They’re also getting proprioceptive and vestibular input, which can help them feel more organised, calm or alert.
 
This is why movement is such a big part of Occupational Therapy. It supports real-life skills in ways that feel fun and motivating.
 
This is just one of the many ways Occupational Therapy uses play to support growing bodies and confident learners.
 
Want to learn more? Send us a DM 🥷🏻

🧩 Did you find her name? Comment it below!It’s hidden somewhere in the wordsearch 👀 (And yes — you can find her on our w...
07/01/2026

🧩 Did you find her name? Comment it below!
It’s hidden somewhere in the wordsearch 👀 
(And yes — you can find her on our website too 😉)
 
Our newest Occupational Therapist in Perth offers ongoing therapy across the lifespan, with a focus on practical, goal-oriented support shaped around what matters most to each person.
 
Her approach is neuroaffirming and strengths-based, with respectful, meaningful support for neurodiverse clients. She also completes Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA), providing clear, evidence-based reporting to help guide supports and services.
 
She supports NDIS, private and Medicare clients and offers flexible session options including mobile visits across Thornlie, Maddington, Cannington and surrounding suburbs, plus Telehealth.
 
👇 Comment below if you found her name…
 
✨ P.S It’s Danae and .. we’re so excited to have her supporting the Perth community!

As we close out 2025, we wanted to pause and say thank you 🤍 To every client, family, referrer and community member who ...
19/12/2025

As we close out 2025, we wanted to pause and say thank you 🤍
 
To every client, family, referrer and community member who trusted Ninja Allied Health this year — we’re deeply grateful. It’s a privilege to support your goals, growth and everyday wins.
 
To our Ninja team .. your compassion, professionalism and commitment to people-first care continue to make a real difference, every single day. We’re so proud of what we’ve built together.
 
We’ll be taking a short Christmas break as our team rests and recharges, and we’ll be back on deck from January 5th, 2026.
 
Wishing you a holiday season filled with calm, connection and moments that matter.

See you in 2026 ✨🥷

17/12/2025

Bruises you can’t explain?
It might not be clumsiness.
 
Some children (and adults) have bruises appear without remembering how they happened. This isn’t always because they’re careless or not paying attention. Sometimes it’s linked to how their body processes movement and space.
 
This is where Occupational Therapy can help.
 
OT supports body awareness, also known as proprioception. This is the ability to know where your body is in space, how it’s moving, and how much force it’s using.
 
When body awareness is reduced, a person may bump into furniture or doorways, misjudge space and distance, use too much or too little force, or not notice small knocks or impacts as they happen.
 
Over time, this can look like frequent, unexplained bruises.
 
Through play based and functional therapy, Occupational Therapists help build better awareness of the body, safer movement patterns, and confidence moving through everyday environments.
 
If unexplained bruises are common and you’re unsure why, it may be worth exploring whether body awareness is playing a role.
 
Learn more about how Occupational Therapy can support everyday safety and independence with Ninja Allied Health.

Enquire via the link in bio.

Same message. Totally different outcome. “Gimme that!”vs“Can I have a turn, please?” It’s not just what we say, it’s how...
15/12/2025

Same message. Totally different outcome.
 
“Gimme that!”
vs
“Can I have a turn, please?”
 
It’s not just what we say, it’s how we say it.
Tone, timing, and delivery are key communication skills that kids can learn and practice over time.
 
🧡 Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology support children to build these everyday social and communication skills in ways that feel natural and fun.
 
👉 Learn more or book a session with Ninja Allied Health via the link in bio.

Meet Reina, our Senior Speech Pathologist offering Telehealth support for adults across Australia 🧡With a Master’s in Sp...
09/12/2025

Meet Reina, our Senior Speech Pathologist offering Telehealth support for adults across Australia 🧡

With a Master’s in Speech Pathology from UQ and 20+ years of experience in both clinical and leadership roles, Reina brings a depth of knowledge that supports truly meaningful outcomes.

Her background includes:
✨ Chair of the Clinical Council
✨ Workforce Development Manager
✨ Safety & Quality Lead
✨ Practitioner Operations Manager
✨ Team Leader

Clinically, Reina has worked across the entire Continuum of Care — from Emergency Medicine to Rehabilitation — and has extensive experience within the NDIS.
Her areas of expertise include Neurology and Chronic Disease, and she is proud to practise using Neurodiverse-affirming approaches (including Adina Levy’s ND courses).

Above all, Reina values genuine connection and supporting people to achieve what matters most to them.

We’re so grateful to have her as part of the Ninja Allied Health team 🤍

🧡 Reina is now accepting new Telehealth clients.
Tap the link in our bio to book a session or learn more.

18/11/2025

When the school implements your OT recommendations 😭🧡

Why does this matter? Because consistency is everything.

Kids make the fastest progress when the strategies they use in therapy are reinforced in the classroom and not just in session.
We love working with schools who partner with us to support their students.

👉 School-based OT available now - DM for more details

Address

11 Ellenborough Street
Ipswich, QLD
4305

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+611300628090

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