What does a Psychology Allied Health Assistant (AHA) do?
A psychology allied health assistant (AHA) helps children and young people practise skills from therapy under the direction and supervision of a psychologist. This can include emotional regulation, social skills, and everyday routines.
Your child may understand a strategy in a psychology session and still need support to use it during a rushed school morning or a difficult moment with friends. An AHA provides opportunities to practise these skills between psychology appointments.
The Benefits of Home Therapy
Why did we choose a home based therapy model? Because it offers clients unparalleled ease, taking away the stress of busy lifestyles, while also providing a more tailored approach. Backed by research, this approach has gained recognition for its ability to foster a supportive and convenient environment for individuals seeking help. Let's dive in and discover why home-based therapy may be the right choice for you.
Embracing Comfort and Convenience
Imagine engaging in therapy from the familiar surroundings of your home. Home-based therapy offers precisely that—an environment where you feel at ease and secure. Research suggests that this comfort can enhance your willingness to participate in therapy, encouraging open and honest discussions about personal and sensitive topics that may be more challenging in a clinical setting.
