What we do
We offer a wide range of services that support your child and family as a whole.
Early Intervention
There are so many things to learn in life especially as a child. Many have trouble understanding and managing emotions, communicating feelings or understanding the world around them. Early intervention seeks to provide this understanding in a fun group based environment that doesn’t feel like learning to your child, to give them a greater start in life.
School Learning Support
Our programs aim to enhance children's cognitive development, foundational knowledge, problem-solving skills as well as early literacy and numeracy skills. To help children with the ability to regulate emotions, follow directions and interact positively with those around them. We focus on curiosity, persistence, a willingness to engage with new experiences, to improve outcomes and minimalise the potential for future difficulties in a child's cognitive, emotional, social and physical development.
Disability Programs
Children with physical disabilities are often left out of group and sporting activities. We offer a range of activities with music, art and games that are fun and will improve coordination, interaction and give a sense of inclusion.
Assessment
Assess and discuss your child’s current skill and development level to base and shape their individual therapy needs. We create a goal focused plan for the parents and child to work towards, continually monitoring and updating based on your child’s progress. Reports can be shared to other supports in your child’s life.
Parent Support
At Jelly Bean’s we aim to support the parents as well as the child. Once your child is registered we provide a 60 minute introductory session for parents to gain insight into how and why their child behaves the way they do. We also offer a comprehensive 8 week program to give parents skills and knowledge to support their child as well as themselves.
Parents Lounge
While your child is learning, we have a parents lounge where you are welcome to sit and join with other parents who are in similar situations. Meeting others and creating a strong support network is vital to stay healthy.Tea, coffee, cold drinks and snacks all available at no cost - help yourself.
Holiday Clinics
During holiday periods we will be offering sessions that are more focused on having fun and meeting new people. The sessions are with music, art or games and play. The cost of these is separate from your term fee.
Fees
Fees are due on day of service or invoiced. If you receive NDIS and are Self or Plan Managed you can use your funds for both your child and the parent support learning course. If you do not receive any funding, we can work out payment plans to suit.
Behaviour Management
Behaviour Management refers to the strategies, techniques, and practices employed to guide, influence, and improve individual behaviour in an environment that encourages positive behaviours, minimises disruptive actions, and supports personal growth and social harmony. ​ This often involves Setting clear expectations and rules. Reinforcing desired behaviours through rewards or praise. Addressing inappropriate actions through constructive feedback or consequences. Teaching self-regulation and problem-solving skills. Building strong, respectful relationships to foster trust and collaboration. Behaviour management is a dynamic process tailored to the needs of individuals or groups. It incorporates understanding underlying motivations, cultural contexts, and developmental stages to ensure a supportive and equitable approach. ​
