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Telephone (08) 8725 5383
1 Eleanor Street, Mount Gambier
Monday to Friday 8:30am – 5:30pm
Our team is passionate about offering a range of group experiences, workshops and specialised clinics for children and their carers. We believe the opportunity to combine therapies and children offers a fun and dynamic social learning environment which targets specialised developmental skills.
Our team believes that learning is ongoing, and 1 small bit of information or change can make a big difference in supporting yourself and your child to grow. Our team is happy to work with you, family, learning environments, community groups, sports clubs or organisation to provide education sessions on a range of developmental topics and situations. Please call to discuss your ideas further.
02 September 2026 -
02 September 2026
We currently offer hydrotherapy to clients on an individual, needs basis. If you wish for your child to participate in a hydrotherapy program, this can be discussed with one of our Physiotherapists. Hydrotherapy currently only offered on a 1:1 basis, either on a Wednesday or Friday between 8.00-9.00am.
Cost: $70
01 September 2019 -
02 September 2026
This is a walk-in clinic where newborn babies (0-14 days of age) can be seen without an appointment, by a physiotherapist and sonographer to examine hip status using Dynamic Ultrasound. The amount of movement in the baby’s hips is measured and discussion occurs on how to promote good hip movement and best manage hip development. The clinic is run Thursday mornings from 10am to 11am.
Time: 10 weeks / Tuesday 9 – 10am
20 April 2020 -
30 June 2020
An early intervention group run by Occupational and Physiotherapists. Aims to promote gross motor and fine motor skill development in 4-8-year-old children with developmental delays. This group is theme based and a lot of fun. It helps kids to master basic active skills and preschool readiness skills. Group is limited to 4-6 children.
Term 4 / Intensive 6-week program
14 October 2019 -
13 December 2019
The Alert Program®, with its user-friendly approach, helps anyone articulate their inner experience of self-regulation (how alert they feel). Self-regulation awareness turns into action with the program’s simple, low budget strategies and resources. The program emphasizes how to change alert levels throughout the day, making it easy to get out of bed, work, play, learn, learn at school, relax, socialize, and go to bed.
The Alert Program® is a judgment-free zone that starts with the understanding that we are all sensory processors. We touch, see, hear, taste, smell and move through space. And it’s up to our brains and bodies to make sense of all that. That’s a lot of incoming information before we even get to any learning.
The program aims to teach children and adult how to help regulate their nervous system to promote their optimal functioning in everyday life.
Groups are run based on children’s age with a maximum of 4 children per group.
Currently not available
02 September 2026 -
02 September 2026
A workshop for parents who would like support regarding their child’s sleep. Families will gain an understanding on positive sleep practices for their child.
Sleep is important for growth, health, learning and emotional wellbeing. Lack of adequate sleep impacts on our coping skills, concentration, behaviour, physical coordination and on family life. Some families may be finding it challenging if their child:
• Takes more than 30 minutes to settle to sleep
• Wakes during the night
• Co-sleeps with their parents
• Wakes early in the morning
• Doesn’t get enough sleep
In this workshop, parents will be provided with information to understand sleep and sleep disturbances as well as strategies that may be useful in managing their child’s sleep disturbances. The workshop will also focus on ways to assess a child’s sleep and develop individual sleep plans using the strategies chosen by the family.
The information is based on the SleepWise Program which is designed to assist families of children with developmental delays.
The SleepWise Program consists of 3 parent education sessions and 2-3 individual session to discuss individual plans/progress.
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We are continuing Sue’s legacy and helping our future generations.𝐀 𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚 𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐋𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐬 ❤️
Through the Dr Sue Charlton AM Memorial Sub‑Fund, fully subsidised infant hip screening is now available for babies in Mount Gambier through a partnership between Stand Like Stone Foundation and @1stoppaediatricservices.
Sue advocated for hip scans in the first two weeks after birth to give children the best possible start in life through early identification, prevention and intervention. By removing financial barriers and increasing awareness, this initiative has the potential to help local babies access support at a critical stage of development.
What makes this particularly special is that the generosity of our community is now being transformed into a practical and sustainable benefit that will continue to support families well into the future.
This initiative also represents an important milestone for Stand Like Stone Foundation as the first project delivered through our Community Charity Trust, demonstrating how community foundations can work alongside partners to directly activate local solutions to community needs.
A huge thank you to the Charlton family, 1 Stop Paediatric Services and everyone who contributed to the fund. Together, we are ensuring Sue's passion for children's health continues to make a meaningful difference.
📖 Read the full story here: www.standlikestone.com.au/news/subsidised-infant-hip-screening-now-available-in-mount-gambier-thr...
#StandLikeStone #DrSueCharltonAM #CommunityImpact #LimestoneCoast #EarlyIntervention #ChildrensHealth
Sue Charlton was a skilled practitioner who generously shared her passion , knowledge and expertise. She has left an amazing ongoing legacy . How good it is to see her work remembered in this way . Thankyou to her family for supporting her in her work and in this initiative .
Such an amazing woman. I distinctly remember going to see her with our son, lost not knowing what to do with him. Tired, exhausted and utterly bewildered about parenting. In one session- she had fixed the problem no one could. It was amazing. Our son slept 13 hrs straight for the first time in months. I’m so proud of the affect she had on our daughter as well showing her exercises, bones and casts used for kids. She is now a new grad physio herself. An incredible person with such knowledge, experience and lovely nature.
1 STOP PAEDIATRICS IS STEPPING UP THIS SEPTEMBER! 🩵
This September, our Physio & OT team are swapping therapy shoes for walking shoes and taking on Steptember! 👟
As a team, we’re aiming to smash 60,000 steps EVERY DAY - that’s a whopping 1.8 MILLION STEPS across the month! 🤯
But we’re not just walking for the steps…
We’re walking to raise vital funds for babies and children with cerebral palsy, helping support research, early intervention and brighter futures for children and their families.
From walking between sessions, chasing after little ones, squeezing in lunchtime laps and probably taking the long way to the coffee machine - every step counts!
👟 60,000 steps a day
👟 1.8 million steps in September
👟 One team
👟 One big goal
👟 All for babies and children with cerebral palsy 💙
We’d love your support! Donate, share, cheer us on or simply ask us how our step count is going! Donate today at www.steptember.org.au/fundraisers/1STOPPAEDIATRICS
Let’s get stepping! 🚶♀️
A few of us did this one year and it is certainly a challenge!! Great job guys 💪💙
The hardest part of the session? Sometimes it’s getting the shoes on.
Transitions can be really challenging for children with ADHD, ASD and anxiety - especially when they’re moving from something engaging and predictable into “okay, it’s time to go.”
This is why structure, routine and pre-warning matter so much!
Giving children clear expectations and time to prepare for a transition can help reduce overwhelm, support regulation and make those final few minutes feel much more manageable.
And sometimes… even with all the preparation in the world, the shoes are still our hardest part 😉
We are continuing Sue’s legacy and helping our future generations.𝐀 𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚 𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐋𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐬 ❤️
Through the Dr Sue Charlton AM Memorial Sub‑Fund, fully subsidised infant hip screening is now available for babies in Mount Gambier through a partnership between Stand Like Stone Foundation and @1stoppaediatricservices.
Sue advocated for hip scans in the first two weeks after birth to give children the best possible start in life through early identification, prevention and intervention. By removing financial barriers and increasing awareness, this initiative has the potential to help local babies access support at a critical stage of development.
What makes this particularly special is that the generosity of our community is now being transformed into a practical and sustainable benefit that will continue to support families well into the future.
This initiative also represents an important milestone for Stand Like Stone Foundation as the first project delivered through our Community Charity Trust, demonstrating how community foundations can work alongside partners to directly activate local solutions to community needs.
A huge thank you to the Charlton family, 1 Stop Paediatric Services and everyone who contributed to the fund. Together, we are ensuring Sue's passion for children's health continues to make a meaningful difference.
📖 Read the full story here: www.standlikestone.com.au/news/subsidised-infant-hip-screening-now-available-in-mount-gambier-thr...
#StandLikeStone #DrSueCharltonAM #CommunityImpact #LimestoneCoast #EarlyIntervention #ChildrensHealth
Sue Charlton was a skilled practitioner who generously shared her passion , knowledge and expertise. She has left an amazing ongoing legacy . How good it is to see her work remembered in this way . Thankyou to her family for supporting her in her work and in this initiative .
Such an amazing woman. I distinctly remember going to see her with our son, lost not knowing what to do with him. Tired, exhausted and utterly bewildered about parenting. In one session- she had fixed the problem no one could. It was amazing. Our son slept 13 hrs straight for the first time in months. I’m so proud of the affect she had on our daughter as well showing her exercises, bones and casts used for kids. She is now a new grad physio herself. An incredible person with such knowledge, experience and lovely nature.
1 STOP PAEDIATRICS IS STEPPING UP THIS SEPTEMBER! 🩵
This September, our Physio & OT team are swapping therapy shoes for walking shoes and taking on Steptember! 👟
As a team, we’re aiming to smash 60,000 steps EVERY DAY - that’s a whopping 1.8 MILLION STEPS across the month! 🤯
But we’re not just walking for the steps…
We’re walking to raise vital funds for babies and children with cerebral palsy, helping support research, early intervention and brighter futures for children and their families.
From walking between sessions, chasing after little ones, squeezing in lunchtime laps and probably taking the long way to the coffee machine - every step counts!
👟 60,000 steps a day
👟 1.8 million steps in September
👟 One team
👟 One big goal
👟 All for babies and children with cerebral palsy 💙
We’d love your support! Donate, share, cheer us on or simply ask us how our step count is going! Donate today at www.steptember.org.au/fundraisers/1STOPPAEDIATRICS
Let’s get stepping! 🚶♀️
A few of us did this one year and it is certainly a challenge!! Great job guys 💪💙
The hardest part of the session? Sometimes it’s getting the shoes on.
Transitions can be really challenging for children with ADHD, ASD and anxiety - especially when they’re moving from something engaging and predictable into “okay, it’s time to go.”
This is why structure, routine and pre-warning matter so much!
Giving children clear expectations and time to prepare for a transition can help reduce overwhelm, support regulation and make those final few minutes feel much more manageable.
And sometimes… even with all the preparation in the world, the shoes are still our hardest part 😉
We are continuing Sue’s legacy and helping our future generations.𝐀 𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚 𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐋𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐬 ❤️
Through the Dr Sue Charlton AM Memorial Sub‑Fund, fully subsidised infant hip screening is now available for babies in Mount Gambier through a partnership between Stand Like Stone Foundation and @1stoppaediatricservices.
Sue advocated for hip scans in the first two weeks after birth to give children the best possible start in life through early identification, prevention and intervention. By removing financial barriers and increasing awareness, this initiative has the potential to help local babies access support at a critical stage of development.
What makes this particularly special is that the generosity of our community is now being transformed into a practical and sustainable benefit that will continue to support families well into the future.
This initiative also represents an important milestone for Stand Like Stone Foundation as the first project delivered through our Community Charity Trust, demonstrating how community foundations can work alongside partners to directly activate local solutions to community needs.
A huge thank you to the Charlton family, 1 Stop Paediatric Services and everyone who contributed to the fund. Together, we are ensuring Sue's passion for children's health continues to make a meaningful difference.
📖 Read the full story here: www.standlikestone.com.au/news/subsidised-infant-hip-screening-now-available-in-mount-gambier-thr...
#StandLikeStone #DrSueCharltonAM #CommunityImpact #LimestoneCoast #EarlyIntervention #ChildrensHealth
Sue Charlton was a skilled practitioner who generously shared her passion , knowledge and expertise. She has left an amazing ongoing legacy . How good it is to see her work remembered in this way . Thankyou to her family for supporting her in her work and in this initiative .
Such an amazing woman. I distinctly remember going to see her with our son, lost not knowing what to do with him. Tired, exhausted and utterly bewildered about parenting. In one session- she had fixed the problem no one could. It was amazing. Our son slept 13 hrs straight for the first time in months. I’m so proud of the affect she had on our daughter as well showing her exercises, bones and casts used for kids. She is now a new grad physio herself. An incredible person with such knowledge, experience and lovely nature.
1 STOP PAEDIATRICS IS STEPPING UP THIS SEPTEMBER! 🩵
This September, our Physio & OT team are swapping therapy shoes for walking shoes and taking on Steptember! 👟
As a team, we’re aiming to smash 60,000 steps EVERY DAY - that’s a whopping 1.8 MILLION STEPS across the month! 🤯
But we’re not just walking for the steps…
We’re walking to raise vital funds for babies and children with cerebral palsy, helping support research, early intervention and brighter futures for children and their families.
From walking between sessions, chasing after little ones, squeezing in lunchtime laps and probably taking the long way to the coffee machine - every step counts!
👟 60,000 steps a day
👟 1.8 million steps in September
👟 One team
👟 One big goal
👟 All for babies and children with cerebral palsy 💙
We’d love your support! Donate, share, cheer us on or simply ask us how our step count is going! Donate today at www.steptember.org.au/fundraisers/1STOPPAEDIATRICS
Let’s get stepping! 🚶♀️
A few of us did this one year and it is certainly a challenge!! Great job guys 💪💙
The hardest part of the session? Sometimes it’s getting the shoes on.
Transitions can be really challenging for children with ADHD, ASD and anxiety - especially when they’re moving from something engaging and predictable into “okay, it’s time to go.”
This is why structure, routine and pre-warning matter so much!
Giving children clear expectations and time to prepare for a transition can help reduce overwhelm, support regulation and make those final few minutes feel much more manageable.
And sometimes… even with all the preparation in the world, the shoes are still our hardest part 😉
