OUR CLINIC
Caring, experienced allied health in Orange, NSW
Total Health Orange is an allied health clinic based in Orange, in the Central West of NSW. We provide occupational therapy, psychology and exercise physiology for children, young people and adults.
Our team includes accredited clinicians and therapy assistants who work together to deliver coordinated, practical care - with goals that make sense for real life.
We partner with clients, families, carers and other professionals to create plans that are relevant, achievable and motivating, and we celebrate progress along the way.
We use evidence-informed approaches and continually build our skills through ongoing professional development, supervision and shared learning as a team.
Our Mission ~
“To see every person in the Central West living pain-free, kicking goals and functioning to the best of their ability.”
Our values in action
Empower individuals
Building skills, confidence and independence through meaningful goals & practical strategies.
Nurture relationships
We listen, build trust & work collaboratively so people feel genuinely supported.
Strive to be better
We keep learning, reflecting and improving - guided by evidence and feedback.
Think outside the box
Flexible, engaging therapy tailored to each person’s needs, strengths & interests.
Make it happen
Clear goals & practical follow-through to help progress feel steady & achievable.
Who you might work with
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We work as one team around your goals. You may see one therapist or a combination of clinicians, and we coordinate your plan so care feels consistent and clear. If we recommend another team member, we’ll explain why - and your primary therapist remains involved to keep your progress on track.
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Your OT will complete your initial appointment, help you clarify goals that matter to you, and recommend the best pathway forward. If another clinician (exercise physiology or a therapy assistant) is a better fit for part of your plan, your OT remains involved - reviewing progress, updating goals and coordinating care.
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Your psychologist will complete an initial appointment to understand your concerns and goals, and develop a plan that may include ongoing therapy and/or assessment. Where appropriate, they can liaise with your GP and other providers to support coordinated care.
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If your goals relate to strength, balance, mobility or coordination, you may benefit from sessions with an exercise physiologist. They work closely with the rest of your team to support safe, structured progress toward your goals.
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We support children and teens with ADHD and Autism (Level 1) who attend mainstream school and need extra support with attention, regulation, routines, learning and social skills. Our team works together (OT, Psychology and Exercise Physiology as needed) to put practical strategies in place for home and school.
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Therapy assistants work under the supervision of our occupational therapists and help deliver therapy aligned with your plan and goals. They can be a cost-effective option and may offer flexibility with appointment times and locations, depending on the program.
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Our model of care
We work as a multidisciplinary team, which means you may see one therapist or a combination of clinicians depending on your goals. If we recommend a team approach, we’ll explain why - and make the process simple.