Spot Therapy Hub

Spot Therapy Hub Spot Therapy Hub is a Neurodiversity Affirming Speech Pathology & Occupational Therapy practice.

✨ Meet Bec ✨Clinical Services Manager & OTRebecca Elliot or 'Bec' is the Clinical Services Manager at Spot Therapy Hub a...
15/01/2026

✨ Meet Bec ✨
Clinical Services Manager & OT

Rebecca Elliot or 'Bec' is the Clinical Services Manager at Spot Therapy Hub and leads clinical governance and professional development across the organisation.

With over 20 years’ experience as an Occupational Therapist, Bec ensures that Spot’s clinical care is ethical, evidence-informed, and deeply aligned with neurodiversity-affirming practice.

Bec oversees clinical standards, reflective practice, and ongoing learning across the team, ensuring clinicians are well supported and that families receive care that is thoughtful, consistent, and of the highest quality.

Her leadership ensures that clinical competencies are continually strengthened, so Spot can provide care that families can trust.

13/01/2026

Is it OK to ask kids not to shout?”

This is a question many neurodivergent families wrestle with - on a daily basis.

Why? Because many neurodivergent kids use a louder voice because of sensory processing differences, motor planning challenges, and challenges with emotional regulation.

A loud voice isn’t rudeness or disrespect. It’s a source of information; it tells us an our nervous system safety… so is it okay to ask a child to try and speak more softly?

I say yes, as long as it is framed with trauma informed aims, and that adults understand it may not be possible.

In a nutshell we saying- If we can all try to use quieter or softer voices, our nervous systems will all feel safer. That means we’ll be more likely to make good choices and find it easier to solve problems together.

Final point? These conversations are so much easier when children grow up with language around neurotypes, their identity, and the everyday understanding that all brains work differently.

Connection first. Regulation before expectation. 💙

Can you relate? [part 2]Many kids can be ‘this’ and ‘that’ - and if you have more than one child in your family, these r...
13/01/2026

Can you relate? [part 2]

Many kids can be ‘this’ and ‘that’ - and if you have more than one child in your family, these reflections become even more fun to consider!

Save this for later or share it with someone who’ll get it - and follow along for more.

Note: This series aims to spark reflection and curiosity about things you may never have considered to be linked to your child’s neurotype, while affirming both their lived experience and your own. No unique human can be accurately described through dichotomies. Many ND kids will be both ‘this’ and ‘that,’ depending on context, available supports and their developmental stage (because disability is dynamic and all kids mature). These posts are shared in the spirit of validation, affirmation and connection.

✨ Our neurosparkly family finds joy and connection through the things that light us up. ✨Every neurodivergent family has...
11/01/2026

✨ Our neurosparkly family finds joy and connection through the things that light us up. ✨

Every neurodivergent family has their own rhythms, rituals, interests and ways of connecting!

What are the things your family does that bring joy, comfort, or connection?
The routines, passions, shared moments, or quiet rituals that are an expression of your neurosparkly identity?

If you feel comfortable, we’d love you to share in the comments, or simply take a moment to notice and honour what works for your family.

☕ Coffee. Conversation. Community. ☕Our Parent & Carer Coffee Mornings are intentionally simple.No presentations.No pres...
10/01/2026

☕ Coffee. Conversation. Community. ☕

Our Parent & Carer Coffee Mornings are intentionally simple.

No presentations.
No pressure to share.
Just a warm space to connect with other parents and carers over a coffee.

Join us at our Randwick clinic on the last Friday of each month. Drop in, stay as long as you like.

Our next Coffee Morning is on Friday 30th January 9am-10.30am
DM us to RSVP

07/01/2026

ADHDer: I have a plan.
Parent: Just gently flagging a few logistics…
ADHDer: You’re the problem. 😌

Why?
- Executive functioning
- String drive when it comes to innovative, creative and novel ideas
- Emotional intensity
- Hyperfocus
- Procrastination (if there are more urgent yet morning tasks to do, that won’t be achievable until the adrenaline rush of the last minute)
- RSD

Take your pick! Can you relate? X



Interested in becoming a Support Worker - or curious about whether this path is right for you?Join us for a Networking &...
07/01/2026

Interested in becoming a Support Worker - or curious about whether this path is right for you?

Join us for a Networking & Training Event designed for both new and experienced support workers 💙

✨ What you’ll get:
• Networking + nibbles
• 1-hour training with certificate
• A clear walk-through of how support work operates at Spot

📍 In person at our Randwick clinic
💻 Or join online if you’re outside Sydney

📅 19 January 2026
⏰ 6.30–8.30pm (online from 7pm)

👉 RSVP now for in-person or online attendance
📧 sw.spottherapyhub@gmail.com
📞 (02) 9326 6000

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✨ Free Workshop Tonight ✨Why and how to tell your child they’re neurodivergentFor many parents and carers, this conversa...
06/01/2026

✨ Free Workshop Tonight ✨
Why and how to tell your child they’re neurodivergent

For many parents and carers, this conversation can feel heavy, full of questions, uncertainty, and care for getting it right.

Tonight’s free workshop is a gentle, affirming space to explore why these conversations are important, how to approach them with honesty and safety, and how to support your child’s developing sense of identity and belonging.

Grounded in lived experience and neurodiversity-affirming practice, this session is about reassurance, clarity, and connection.

If you’ve been sitting with this question, you’re warmly welcome to join us.

🎟️ Free | Tickets via Eventbrite
🔗 Link in bio

Can you relate?Many kids can be ‘this’ or ‘that’ - and if you have more than one child in your family, these reflections...
05/01/2026

Can you relate?

Many kids can be ‘this’ or ‘that’ - and if you have more than one child in your family, these reflections become even more fun to consider!

Save this for later or share it with someone who’ll get it - and follow along for more.

Note: This series aims to spark reflection and curiosity about things you may never have considered to be linked to your child’s neurotype, while affirming both their lived experience and your own. No unique human can be accurately described through dichotomies. Many ND kids will be both ‘this’ and ‘that,’ depending on context, available supports and their developmental stage (because disability is dynamic and all kids mature). These posts are shared in the spirit of validation, affirmation and connection.

📞 Our phone lines are back open today 📞Our team is now available to take bookings for 2026, and we’re looking forward to...
04/01/2026

📞 Our phone lines are back open today 📞

Our team is now available to take bookings for 2026, and we’re looking forward to connecting with families again.

Please note, our full team will be returning from Wednesday 7th January, and we’ll continue to respond to enquiries as quickly as we can.

Thank you for your patience over the break, we’re excited for the year ahead and to continue supporting you.
🌈 The Spot Therapy Hub team

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Level 1/111 Belmore Road, Randwick
Sydney, NSW
2031

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

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+61293266000

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