Here you’ll find the answers to our most frequently asked questions
Get in TouchOccupational Therapy helps you do the job of living. Occupational Therapists define occupation as the activities we complete every day that bring meaning and satisfaction to our lives. Your occupations could be school or study, employment, kayaking or hiking, hanging out with friends or gaming. Sometimes mental health or environmental barriers get in the way of participating in our occupations. Sometimes life can get tough and you need a hand. That is what the OTs at Greenhouse Health Hub are for – to lend a hand.
Yes! Greenhouse Health has been a registered occupational therapy provider with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) since 2021.
Yes we do. Our therapists are all Medicare registered and have additional accreditation under the Better Access to Mental Health program (BAMH). This means you can be referred to us via a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP), Chronic Disease Management Plan or Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorder referral and receive Medicare rebates.
We are a mobile Gold Coast based Occupational Therapy collective that will travel as far North as the Coomera River, as far South as Murwillumbah and as far West as Advancetown. We are happy to meet in parks, cafes or wherever you are most comfortable if you do not wish to meet at home. We also offer Telehealth consultations as necessary.
We are happy to cater training to you, your school or your business’s needs. Greenhouse will be able to develop custom made training on any mental health topic with the up to date evidence. We’ll ensure that it is delivered in the engaging and entertaining way for which Greenhouse is known.
No. We are incredible and amazing at everything (just kidding, Jerem is terrible at winning board games). You should probably get in touch. Go to our contact page and start the conversation.
Greenhouse Health Hub provide supervision as a space to stop, slow down, reflect and consider and pose questions to enable your own growth. Supervision allows you to learn new skills and tools, consider other ways of doing things when things didn’t go to plan, and allows a necessary space for confidential venting. It will dramatically improve your job satisfaction and well-being.
