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Kids Inspired AHT

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Kids Inspired AHT

Allied health programs for children and their families. After working for many years in Child, Adolescent and Youth Mental Health, through NSW Health and Dept.

Principal Psychologist, Deni Fowle, has over 18 years experience working with children, adolescents and young people. Juvenile Justice, Deni first set up the private practice in January 2011. Deni is excited to be expanding the practice in 2017, to work collaboratively with clinicians from the fields of allied health, holistic and natural therapies, to offer a unique variety of programs to children, young people and their families.

29/04/2026

Please join us in welcoming Melissa to Kids Inspired 💛

Melissa recently moved to Australia from the USA and brings 5 years’ experience as a School Psychologist in New York City. She is currently completing her AHPRA pathway toward full registration in 2026.

Melissa is a warm and engaging practitioner who supports children and teens with emotional regulation, anxiety, and wellbeing using evidence-based approaches. As a mum of two, she brings both professional expertise and real-life understanding—we’re so excited to have her on the team 🌿

Read more about Melissa here: https://www.kidsinspired.com.au/allied-health-team/melissagonzalez

24/04/2026

Kids Inspired allied health therapies centre is based in the heart of the Oak Road Shopping Village, Kirrawee 💜 All your assessment and therapy needs under the one roof - Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, Art and Play Therapy 🌈

Head to our website to read about all our services and therapists 🥳 and complete the enquiry form to submit your referral. https://www.kidsinspired.com.au/contact

20/04/2026

We’re so excited to welcome Dr Taisia Egorkina, Clinical Psychologist to Kids Inspired

Taisia brings a wealth of experience supporting children and adolescents with ADHD, autism, anxiety, emotional regulation, trauma, and mood-related challenges. With a warm, gentle, and collaborative approach, she creates a safe space where young people feel understood and supported at their own pace.

Her work is neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed, using a range of evidence-based and creative approaches tailored to each child’s needs.

✨ Learn more about Taisia and her approach here: https://www.kidsinspired.com.au/allied-health-team/dr-taisia-egorkina

We’re so happy to have her as part of our team!

15/04/2026

🕹️ Game Time at Kids Inspired!

Our therapists Christine and Jophy are getting hands-on with our new game Morphy!
Designed for players 8 years and up, Morphy helps develop visual perceptual skills, critical thinking, planning, and strategy—all while having a lot of fun. 🎉

It’s easy to learn, engaging, and perfect for building skills through play.

14/04/2026

🎨 Meet Adele – Art & Play-Based Therapist at Kids Inspired!

Adele uses creative, play-based approaches to help children express emotions, build coping skills, and grow in a safe, supportive space.

📩 Contact us for enquiries or bookings: https://www.kidsinspired.com.au/contact

13/04/2026

🐸 The Tale of Tiddalik the Frog

Tiddalik is a famous story from Australian Indigenous Dreaming Stories (also called “Molok” in some language groups). It’s about a frog who drinks all the water in the land, teaching us about humour, thinking of others, and the importance of community.

🎨 Want to bring Tiddalik to life? Try this fun craft! You’ll need:
- Green paint
- Eyes
- Red paint
- Paper plate
- Green paper

Don’t forget to leave a hole in the paper plate so Tiddalik’s tongue can pop in and out!

10/04/2026

Build Your Own Calm Corner

A Calm Corner is a cozy, predictable space where children can regroup, settle their bodies, and feel safe when emotions get big.

It’s simple, child-friendly, effective and you can build one at home in just a few minutes!

Here’s how to get started:

09/04/2026

Puppets Are More Than Play

Puppets aren’t just cute, they’re tools that can help children express feelings they can’t yet put into words.

How Puppets Can Help Children Externalize Emotions
Children often find it easier to talk through a puppet than directly about themselves.
A puppet can:

• Speak the feeling (“I’m angry today!”)
• Demonstrate the emotion when it feels too big to name
• Create distance that makes vulnerable feelings feel safer
• Act as a protective buffer for tricky conversations

This gentle “one step removed” approach lets children explore feelings and can help this feel less overwhelming .

Why Some Children Open Up Faster With a Puppet
Puppets can feel:

• Non-threatening, they’re soft, funny, playful
• Relatable, children may project their inner world onto them
• Empowering, the child becomes the puppet’s “voice,” giving them agency
• Expressive, puppets, can exaggerate emotions in ways children recognize

For many children, especially those who are anxious, shy, or emotionally guarded, puppets offer a method of communication that feels gentle and supportive.

08/04/2026

🔊 New on the Kids Inspired Blog!

There are many misconceptions about AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) — and understanding the facts can make a big difference for children who benefit from it.

👉 Read more: https://www.kidsinspired.com.au/single-post/aac-misconceptions

07/04/2026

At Kids Inspired, our Complex Behavioural Assessments support children with Autism, ADHD, and related developmental challenges.

Our multidisciplinary team provides thorough, evidence-based assessments to understand your child’s needs, strengths, and challenges.

📅 Book an assessment today and get tailored guidance from our expert team.
https://www.kidsinspired.com.au/contact

06/04/2026

Top 5 OT recommended gifts for Gross motor skill development

When Choosing the Right Gift it is important to consider the following:
• Match to the child’s age and ability: Choose items that are safe and appropriately challenging.
• Safety first: Ensure there's enough space to use larger items like trampolines and therapy balls safely.
• Use open-ended toys: Toys that don’t prescribe exactly how to play (like peanut balls or foam blocks) give kids room to invent their own gross-motor games — great for kids who benefit from flexible play.
• Rotate toys: To keep engagement high, rotate different gross motor toys in and out so play doesn’t get stale.
• Supervision: For many of these, especially when balance or elevation is involved, adult supervision is important until the child masters the skills.

04/04/2026

Discover the World with “Our Beautiful World”

Our Speech Pathologist Claire has a new favourite book. “Our Beautiful World” by Sarah Speedie takes children on a colourful journey around the globe, exploring different landscapes, animals, and cultures.

Why it’s great for young learners:
• Expands vocabulary with new places, animals, and descriptive words
• Builds early comprehension and sequencing skills
• Encourages conversation and storytelling
• Fosters curiosity and cultural awareness
• Supports listening, rhythm, and phonological awareness

Perfect for shared reading at home or in therapy, this book turns every page into a chance for learning and language growth.

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161 Oak Road
Kirrawee, NSW
2232

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61285441483

Website

http://www.kidsinspired.com.au/

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