DOTS Allied Health has moved to a telehealth model of delivery where beneficial and necessary. In-home and in-clinic service is still provided as required, adhering to all necessary measures. Normal service will resume post COVID-19. 

​Established and experienced Private Practice

DOTS Allied Health has been providing high quality therapy and health care for adults and children, in and around Brisbane since 2006. We do not carry a waiting list in our adults practice to ensure prompt service when it's needed. 
​Supporting people of all ages:
​Adults:
We provide a fully mobile Occupational Therapy, Dietetics and Social Work service to your home.
Children:
We offer a clinic-based and mobile Occupational Therapy service. Being mobile ensures that children participate in therapy within the environment where they need it most. ​

Locally owned and run by a clinician

Where are we?
DOTS staff work from home and (as much as possible) in their local area. 
​We can visit you in Brisbane, Logan and Redlands Cities as well as the northern Gold Coast, southern Moreton Bay and Eastern Ipswich.
​We are one of few services to visit North Stradbroke Island and the Southern Moreton Bay Islands regularly. 

About DOTS

DOTS Allied Health staff are highly experienced (average of 15 years' experience) and committed to professional development. We ensure that all interventions are evidence based and meet your needs. You can be assured that you are engaging with experience and up to date knowledge.
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We have been around long enough to value the ongoing learning that's essential for high quality practice and to understand the limitations of our skills. We work closely with colleagues with differing skill sets. 

We maintain an active role in Occupational Therapy Australia events and volunteer with national reference and professional development groups.
​Our Dietitians are Accredited Practising Dietitians (APD) and members of the Dietitians Association of Australia.​ And our Social Workers are Accredited with the AASW. 

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