# Neuronirvana OT ## Posts - [Hello world!](https://neuronirvana.com.au/hello-world/): Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! ## Pages - [Feedback Form](https://neuronirvana.com.au/feedback-form/): Your Feedback Your Feedback Helps Us Grow At Neuronirvana, we are committed to providing the highest quality, family-centred care. Your feedback, whether it’s a compliment, a suggestion, or a concern, is incredibly valuable. It helps us understand what we are doing well and where we can improve. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. Please be assured that all feedback is treated with respect and confidentiality. You are welcome to submit this form anonymously. However, if you would like us to contact you to discuss your feedback, please provide your details below. - [Neuronirvana Policy](https://neuronirvana.com.au/neuronirvana-policy/): Neuronirvana Policy Privacy Policy Social media Policy Outreach visits and Mobile Services policy Risk Management and Incident Policy Child protection and safety policy Conflict of interest policy Client feedback and Compliant policy Confidentiality policy Code of conduct At Neuronirvana Occupational Therapy, we are committed to protecting your privacy and keeping your personal information safe. As a sole trader providing paediatric occupational therapy services, I respect your rights and follow Australian laws, including the Privacy Act 1988, the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), and Victorian laws such as the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 and the Health Records Act 2001. I also - [FAQs](https://neuronirvana.com.au/faqs/): Frequently Asked Questions Funding and rebate National Disability Insurance scheme Client onboarding process for NDIS participants Cancellation Family involvement General information Services and supports Functional Capacity Assessment What funding schemes does Neuronirvana accept? Neuronirvana welcomes children and families under various funding schemes, including: National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Medicare Chronic Disease Management Plan (CDMP), accessed through your GP Helping Children with Autism Plan, accessed through your paediatrician Private health insurance Private pay options How do I receive a Medicare or private health insurance rebate? families are fully responsible for submitting a claim request through Medicare or private health insurance. How do I - [Fees](https://neuronirvana.com.au/fees/): Therapy Fees **Please note that if a 55-minute face-to-face session is not suitable for your child, the therapist can adjust the duration upon request   **Please note that if a therapy session is expected to run longer than the agreed duration, your therapist will inform you. You may choose to end the session or continue, depending on the therapist’s availability. Any additional time beyond the agreed duration will be invoiced accordingly. **Notes on Documentation: The maximum charge for documentation time has been outlined in the above Fee Schedule, and participants will not be charged beyond this maximum. However, the actual time - [Contact Us](https://neuronirvana.com.au/contact-us/): Contact Us Get in touch with our team through Mailing Address PO BOX 2219 Greenvale VIC 3059 Contact 0455 622 422 Email admin@neuronirvana.com.au - [Funding](https://neuronirvana.com.au/funding/): Funding National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Neuronirvana provides services for clients with self–managed and plan–managed NDIS funding. We will coordinate directly with your plan manager regarding invoicing and payment matters Medicare If your child is eligible, you may be able to claim occupational therapy sessions per calendar year under a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) or Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plan. These plans can be arranged through your GP or Paediatrician. Private Health Insurance You may be eligible for a rebate through your private health funds. We recommend checking with your health provider directly to confirm your coverage and eligibility. - [Functional capacity report](https://neuronirvana.com.au/functional-capacity-report/): Functional capacity report What is Functional Capacity Assessment? A Functional Capacity Assessment is a structured, evidence–based evaluation that provides a detailed overview of an individual’s everyday skills, support needs, and challenges. It focuses on the six key domains identified by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS): mobility, communication, social interaction, learning, self–care, and self–management. The assessment aims to highlight a person’s strengths, identify areas where additional support is needed, and inform funding decisions and support planning within the NDIS framework. A Personalised, Strengths Focused Approach We take a personalised and strengths-based approach to Functional Capacity Assessments, recognising the unique abilities, challenges, - [Parent coaching / education](https://neuronirvana.com.au/parent-coaching-education/): Parent coaching / education Empowering You to Support Your Child Every Day At Neuronirvana, we offer parent coaching to empower caregivers with the tools, confidence, and knowledge to support their child’s development not just during therapy, but in everyday life. Our coaching approach is collaborative and respectful. We recognise that you are the expert in your child’s life, and we combine your lived knowledge with our clinical experience to work toward meaningful and achievable goals together. Parent coaching may be delivered in person or via telehealth, and typically includes: Identifying everyday challenges and priorities that matter to your family Problem–solving together - [Assessment and Reports](https://neuronirvana.com.au/assessment-and-reports/): Assessment and Reports Comprehensive Assessments for Tailored Support We offer a range of formal and informal assessments to build a comprehensive understanding of your child’s strengths, differences, and areas of support. These assessments help guide therapy planning, inform funding applications, and support collaboration across home, school, and community settings. Individualised Assessments Backed by Expertise Our therapist will use a combination of standardised tools, clinical observations, and input from families, educators, and other professionals to ensure the assessment is relevant and individualised. We use strengths–based, neurodiversity–affirming lenses throughout the assessment process. Our aim is to ensure that supports are practical, relevant, and - [Ongoing therapy support](https://neuronirvana.com.au/ongoing-therapy-support/): Ongoing therapy support Tailored & Family-Centered Our individual therapy sessions are tailored to meet the unique needs of each child and their family. We recognise that parents are the experts in their child’s life, and we work together to set goals that are meaningful, achievable, and based on real participation challenges.  Every session is personalised to your child’s unique needs. Parents are seen as experts. We set goals together that are meaningful and achievable. Strengths-Based & Neurodiversity-Affirming Play–based and flexible sessions, guided by what matters most to your child and family Focus on real–life participation challenges, not just therapy tasks. Ongoing - [Services](https://neuronirvana.com.au/services/): Family-Centred and Supportive At Neuronirvana, our occupational therapy services are evidence-based and centred around your child’s unique strengths and needs. We work in close partnership with families to co-create practical, individualised plans that support meaningful progress at home, in school, and beyond. Ongoing therapy support read more Assessment and reports read more Parent coaching / education read more Functional capacity report read more Our service process How will Neuronirvana support you? We know that starting OT can feel overwhelming, so we’re here to make the process clear, supportive, and centred around what matters most to your family. Initial Intake & Parent - [About Us](https://neuronirvana.com.au/about-us/): Maryam Karami (She/her) Maryam is passionate about supporting neurodivergent children such as those who are autistic, ADHD,  autistic with a Pervasive Drive for Autonomy (PDA) profile, Down syndrome, or have Global Developmental Delay in advocating for their needs in a world that hasn’t always been built to accommodate their differences. She is dedicated to creating a positive, empowering environment that fosters growth, confidence, and resilience for every child she works with. Outside of work, Maryam enjoys traveling, walking or hiking in nature, working out, and pottery. How She Supports: Works with neurodivergent children (including autism, PDA profile, ADHD, Down syndrome, Global - [Home](https://neuronirvana.com.au/): Celebrating Differences Building Skills Thriving Together Empowering children and families with personalised support that honours their strengths and unique journey. Lets Connect About Our OT Maryam is a registered occupational therapist in Melbourne with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Practice (Honours) from Monash University. She is passionate about supporting neurodivergent children and their families through delivering high-quality and family-centred services. Explore Services Family-Centred and Supportive At Neuronirvana, our occupational therapy services are evidence-based and centred around your child’s unique strengths and needs. We work in close partnership with families to co-create practical, individualised plans that support meaningful progress at home, in [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)