Who Can Refer?

We welcome referrals from parents, support coordinators, allied health professionals, and educators. If you know a young person who may benefit from our Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, or our upcoming group programs, you can refer them directly—no GP letter required.

Parent completing an allied health referral

How to Refer

Our mobile and in-clinic Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology services are open.

Current availability: Occupational Therapy is currently at capacity and new OT referrals will be placed on our waitlist. Speech Pathology continues to accept new referrals with a 1-2 week wait!


To refer a young person or to register interest, please email contact@phoenixproject.com.au. You can also fill out our referral form below to get the quickest response!

We welcome referrals from parents, support coordinators, and allied health professionals. Our team will guide you through the process and answer any questions.


Client Referral Form


Allied health clinician discussing next steps with a family

What Happens Next?

Intake & Assessment

We’ll contact the family or support coordinator to learn more. Occupational Therapy begins with assessment and planning tailored to the referral goals. Speech Pathology begins with a one-hour initial consultation, followed by assessment recommendations where appropriate.

Please see our Fees & NDIS page for current rates, travel charges, onboarding costs, and billing information.

Collaborative Planning

With consent, we collaborate with families, educators, support coordinators, and other relevant professionals to set clear goals and develop a practical therapy plan.

Ongoing Support

Our team provides regular updates, clinical oversight, and responsive support throughout the journey.