Therapy Pro's client-centred approach to telehealth is a convenient, effective and secure alternative to a face to face therapy sessions for suitable NDIS clients.
In this video, Therapy Pro speech and language pathologist, Jenny, discusses how Therapy Pro uses telehealth with NDIS clients.
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Telehealth is when a therapist and NDIS participant use technology such as a computer, tablet or phone to have a therapy session via video conference or phone.
Telehealth allows the therapist to provide therapy to people who are far away, unwell or cannot be in the same place as their therapist for any reason.
Therapy Pro uses a virtual meeting platform called Zoom for telehealth sessions. There is no cost for you to access Zoom for your session, and it is a proven, secure and reliable platform. Zoom uses encryption which ensures privacy and confidentiality at a higher level than other options such as Facetime or a regular phone call.
Prior to your first telehealth appointment, your therapist will email you information on how to access your session through your computer or phone.
Telehealth sessions cost the same as a regular face to face session. You don’t need to pay a travel charge for the therapist to come to you and there is no cost to use the Zoom meeting software. All you need is your internet or a phone with internet access.
That’s ok. Before your therapy session, your therapist will send you a link to a meeting. This meeting is your telehealth therapy session. Click on the link and you will be joined by your therapist online. It’s much like a Facetime call on your phone but we use Zoom because it is a proven, secure and reliable platform.
Our therapists are skilled at using online tools to conduct therapy sessions with participants of all ages. Often children like to see themselves online and enjoy the virtual engagement through telehealth therapy. Sometimes they just need a bit of support getting into the session or being shown where the camera is for example. Our therapists have tools they can use online to interact with children and often have a great deal of fun in these sessions.