Kids Club Paediatric Therapy is a small, family-centred clinic in Bassendean, Perth WA. We believe no family should navigate this journey alone when you join Kids Club, you become part of a supportive village that’s with you and your child every step of the way.
Every child develops at their own pace. Our experienced therapists provide personalised support that helps children build communication, movement and everyday life skills while empowering families throughout the journey.
Care designed around your child and family
Trusted paediatric therapy professionals
Learning through play and meaningful activities
Reliable support for NDIS participants and families
At Kids Club, therapy is tailored to your child’s interests, from dinosaurs to dance, making learning fun and effective. Our team creates a safe space where kids thrive and grow. Parents love our holistic support, knowing we’re here for the whole family, sharing in both the joys and challenges of raising a child.
At Kids Club, we offer a range of therapies tailored to your child’s needs, including occupational therapy, speech pathology, child centred play therapy and physiotherapy. Our experienced team works collaboratively with families and schools to support your child in developing the skills they need to participate at home, school and play.
Building everyday independence and skills.
Supporting communication and language development.
Improving movement, strength and coordination.
Gentle physiotherapy supporting early development
Play-based emotional development and support.
As soon as you step into Kids Club, you’re greeted by a bright, welcoming entrance designed to make both children and parents feel at ease.
With cheerful colours and comfortable seating, it’s the perfect place to relax before your session. The space sets the tone for the fun and supportive therapy experience that awaits inside, where everyone feels right at home.
Every child is unique, and so is the support they need. Explore our range of paediatric therapy services designed to build confidence, independence and meaningful life skills in a fun and supportive environment.
Each service is delivered by experienced clinicians who work closely with families to create personalised therapy plans that help children thrive at home, school and in the community.
We make accessing therapy support simple and stress free. Whether you are new to NDIS or exploring funding options, our team is here to guide you through every step with clarity and care.
At Kids Club, we support families with a range of funding pathways so children can access the therapy they need without unnecessary barriers or confusion.
Getting started is simple! Reach out to us, book your initial appointment, and begin therapy with personalised support to help your child thrive.
Contact us to discuss your child’s needs and funding options. Our friendly team is here to guide you through the process.
Schedule an appointment with one of our experienced therapists to assess your child’s strengths and goals.
Start therapy sessions tailored to your child’s needs, with ongoing support for your family to help your child on their journey to reach their full potential.
At Kids Club, our core focus is skill building and development, helping children grow, learn, and reach their full potential. Whether supporting developmental delays or speech and motor skill challenges, our experienced team delivers tailored therapy designed around each child. We partner with families to build independence, participation and wellbeing at home, school and play.
Please contact us to find out how we can help your child.
“My dream was to bring together a small team of caring and experienced paediatric therapists to work closely with local families in a nurturing, safe and calming environment. My aim is to ensure all the families in our club feel supported by our team to live lives that are connected and meaningful. If it takes a village to raise a child, we would love to be part of your village if you need support!”.
Cindy has been practicing as an occupational therapist in Perth WA since graduating from Curtin University in 2002. When Cindy is not at work she loves dance fitness classes, kickboxing, pilates and spending time with her three beautiful girls and their labradoodle Bear who often pops into the clinic to say hello.
“My dream was to bring together a small team of caring and experienced paediatric therapists to work closely with local families in a nurturing, safe and calming environment. My aim is to ensure all the families in our club feel supported by our team to live lives that are connected and meaningful. If it takes a village to raise a child, we would love to be part of your village if you need support!”.
“Being a part of this workplace and being able to support both the therapists and the kids to their highest potential is incredibly fulfilling. Allowing people to be the best version of themselves means they are able to offer more to each of their families at Kids Club.”
Brooke has worked in health care for quite a few years now, taking a break to work within the veterinary and transport industry but has found her way back to allied health at Kids Club. Having a son of her own, Brooke is even more passionate about kids of all ages reaching their potential and being proud of their achievements, no matter how big or small. She is extremely organised and efficient and you will always find her at the front desk doing Practice Manager things! Outside of work, Brooke plays cricket in the summer and hockey in the winter, and amongst all that life has to offer, she spends her time growing her son’s love of dinosaurs and animals and trying to be the best role model possible for him!
“Being a part of this workplace and being able to support both the therapists and the kids to their highest potential is incredibly fulfilling. Allowing people to be the best version of themselves means they are able to offer more to each of their families at Kids Club.”
“My dream is to help children to develop the skills they need to grow into functional, independent young adults. I love supporting not just the child but their whole family, school and community to achieve goals that are meaningful. I look forward to working with your family”.
Jessica graduated with a Bachelors of Science degree in Occupational Therapy in 2009. She has enjoyed working for over 10 years as an occupational therapist in Perth WA. Jess has a passion for working with all children, adolescents and their families. She has experience with working with children and families with complex needs. At home she enjoys spending time with her hubby and their two young energetic boys. Jess loves reading every night to relax and attends karate most evenings!
“My dream is to help children to develop the skills they need to grow into functional, independent young adults. I love supporting not just the child but their whole family, school and community to achieve goals that are meaningful. I look forward to working with your family”.
“My dream is to help big and little kids communicate with the important people in their life. I love helping kids feel heard and understood. Clear communication helps build meaningful relationships and emotional and psychological wellbeing for us as humans. It is such a privilege to help kids and their families understand each other”.
Karen received the Hazel Hawke scholarship to complete her bachelor of science in speech pathology at Curtin University in 2017 and was on the vice chancellor’s list multiple times. Karen is passionate about literacy and is experienced in the Sounds~Write Phonics Programme for kids. Karen is mum to four amazing kids and loves reading, yoga and bush walking to relax.
“My dream is to help big and little kids communicate with the important people in their life. I love helping kids feel heard and understood. Clear communication helps build meaningful relationships and emotional and psychological wellbeing for us as humans. It is such a privilege to help kids and their families understand each other”.
“My dream is for all children to thrive and live happy and meaningful lives. I enjoy getting to know each unique child, and working with them and their family, school and other important people in their life to achieve their goals.”.
Joanne graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) with Honours in 2010, and has been enjoying working with children and their families in a community setting over the past 10 years. Outside of work, Joanne enjoys spending time with her husband, toddler and fur-baby at the beach, swan river, and going for bush walks and bike rides..
“My dream is for all children to thrive and live happy and meaningful lives. I enjoy getting to know each unique child, and working with them and their family, school and other important people in their life to achieve their goals.”.
“My dream is to help children flourish and achieve goals that help them to become independent and functional in their occupations at play, home, school and in the community. I love working closely with families to ensure important goals are prioritised and achieved, and I like to think of new ways to make therapy as fun as possible!”
Taryn graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy in 2006 and has been working as an Occupational Therapist in Perth since this time. In her spare time Taryn loves spending time with her husband and three gorgeous daughters. She also enjoys singing, CrossFit and walking her dog.
“My dream is to help children flourish and achieve goals that help them to become independent and functional in their occupations at play, home, school and in the community. I love working closely with families to ensure important goals are prioritised and achieved, and I like to think of new ways to make therapy as fun as possible!”
“To empower children by giving them the tools they need to communicate in a fun, caring and family-centered way.”
Lara completed her Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) at Curtin University in 2018. Lara worked in paediatric private practice in Canberra and Southern NSW before returning to her hometown of Perth in 2021. Lara enjoys all areas of speech pathology but has a particular passion in the area of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) as she loves the reward in helping children find their voices. In her free time, Lara finds herself spending time with her four energetic dogs, going to the beach and reading the latest novel.
“To empower children by giving them the tools they need to communicate in a fun, caring and family-centered way.”
My dream is to help children develop their movement skills, build self-confidence in their physical abilities and in doing these two steps, support their participation in play, exploration, sport and whatever activities motivate them. The ultimate reward of my job is the moment I see a child (and their parents!) realise that they can do more than they ever thought possible. Movement opens up life’s doors to a child and their family for the long term. ”
Annie graduated from Curtin University with her Master of Physiotherapy degree in 2009. Since graduating, she has worked in sport, with acute and chronic injuries and since 2014, with children living with disabilities. Annie’s three primary loves in life are family, food and outdoor adventures. When not at work, she is camping with her husband and three young kids, mountain biking, bushwalking, swimming or competing in adventure races. Annie is passionate about supporting children and families in a way that works for them and fits into their life. She regularly attends professional development courses and seminars, and is linked in with a vast physiotherapy network across Australia, to keep up to date with current physiotherapy research and practices, to best support the families that she works with.
My dream is to help children develop their movement skills, build self-confidence in their physical abilities and in doing these two steps, support their participation in play, exploration, sport and whatever activities motivate them. The ultimate reward of my job is the moment I see a child (and their parents!) realise that they can do more than they ever thought possible. Movement opens up life’s doors to a child and their family for the long term. ”
Shayne’s dream is to support children and their families in all aspects of life, including at home, at school and in the community. She loves to see the lightbulb moment when a child achieves their goals. Shayne enjoys collaborating with families, teachers and other important individuals in a child’s life and daily activities. She believes it is a privilege to be involved in supporting the children that enter Kids Club.
Shayne completed her Masters of Speech Pathology at the University of Melbourne in 2021. Shayne is passionate about all areas of speech pathology but has a particular passion in the area of phonology and articulation as well as supporting children to be confident in who they are and developing their ability to participate in any activity that interests them. When she is not at work, Shayne enjoys crocheting, buying way more wool than she needs and spending time snuggling with her spoodle, Kuiper.
Shayne’s dream is to support children and their families in all aspects of life, including at home, at school and in the community. She loves to see the lightbulb moment when a child achieves their goals. Shayne enjoys collaborating with families, teachers and other important individuals in a child’s life and daily activities. She believes it is a privilege to be involved in supporting the children that enter Kids Club.
“My dream is that every child who comes to Kids Club for physio will get to say that they’ve had at least one positive experience with movement/physical activity. Developing movement skills is often key to supporting physical, mental and social wellbeing. I really do think even one positive experience can go a long way in terms of self-confidence, self-esteem, and willingness to try new things.”
Sandeep has been a physiotherapist since 2021. He has worked with children with developmental concerns, musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, respiratory/lung issues, and in rehab pre/post-surgery.
Sandeep thinks physiotherapy works best when he actively listens to your child. They are the expert of how they feel and what motivates them. By learning about these things, he hopes to create non-threatening opportunities for them to try slightly tricky tasks, and build handy new skills.
If you know any great local eateries, he will gratefully take recommendations. Discuss your pets to make him jealous (his dog lives in Queensland).
“My dream is that every child who comes to Kids Club for physio will get to say that they’ve had at least one positive experience with movement/physical activity. Developing movement skills is often key to supporting physical, mental and social wellbeing. I really do think even one positive experience can go a long way in terms of self-confidence, self-esteem, and willingness to try new things.”
At Kids Club, we offer a variety of funding options to make therapy accessible for all families. Whether through NDIS, Medicare rebates, or private health funds, we ensure that the support your child needs is affordable and within reach. Contact us today to explore the best funding option for your family.
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