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I don't want you comparing five different packages when you're already tired. There are two simple ways to start.
I want this part to feel straightforward too. Self-managed and many plan-managed participants may be able to use NDIS funding where the support relates appropriately to the participant's disability needs and plan.
Rather than paying the $649 private-pay package through Stripe, tell me about your family first. We can make sure the support and invoicing pathway are appropriate before we begin.
Tell me you're using NDIS →The three live telehealth sessions are professional support appointments. Participant-specific planning may also be used across the six weeks where it is genuinely needed and completed.
Planning might include adapting strategies, preparing individualised resources, reviewing goals or planning the next steps for your child.
Routine administration is not treated as participant-specific planning.
Watch eight free videos with your child and explore the free family tools throughout Developmental Hub. No account needed.
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“I know what it feels like to be given good professional advice and still wonder how on earth to fit it into Tuesday afternoon.”
My goal is not to turn you into your child's therapist. It's to help you understand what you are seeing, work out what matters most, and find small developmental opportunities inside the life you are already living.
Robyn Papworth
Masters-qualified Developmental Educator & Exercise Physiologist
If you want ideas and resources to explore at your own pace, start with the $39 membership. If you want Robyn to understand what is happening for your child and work alongside your family personally, choose the 6-week support package.
Yes. The Developmental Hub membership is month-to-month with no minimum commitment. You keep access until the end of your current billing period.
You have three live telehealth sessions with Robyn across six weeks. Between sessions, Robyn can use participant-specific planning time to adapt strategies, prepare relevant resources and plan next steps. You also have Hub access throughout the six weeks.
No. A 60-minute appointment is a block of professional support time. Depending on your child's age, regulation and capacity, some time may be spent directly together and some may be used for agreed participant-specific planning and resources.
A responsible adult involved in the child's care needs to be present. This might be a parent, carer, grandparent, support worker or another appropriate adult. The aim is to work together so strategies can carry into everyday life.
Self-managed and many plan-managed participants may be able to use NDIS funding where the support is appropriate to the participant's disability-related needs and plan. NDIS supports are invoiced according to the professional time actually provided and the current applicable pricing arrangements.
Yes. Private-pay families can purchase the 6-week package for $649. NDIS participants are invoiced according to the professional supports actually delivered rather than being charged automatically for unused support time.
You do not have to continue. You can finish there, continue with the $39 membership, book another session when you need one, or move into a lighter monthly support arrangement if ongoing contact would help.
The current video library has its strongest collection for children around 5–8 years, with additional developmental tools and support being expanded across younger children, older children and teenagers.
Once a month, Robyn hosts a live session where members can ask general questions about child development. Replays are available when you cannot attend live.
Membership and private-pay package payments are processed securely through Stripe. Your card details are not stored by Developmental Hub.