Therapy, assessments & workplace support
We support people whose disability and daily effort may not be obvious to others. Our focus includes psychosocial disability, psychological injury and neurodivergence, with occupational therapy, functional capacity assessments and practical allied health support across the lifespan.
Therapeutic supports that fit your context.
Founded by a neurodivergent occupational therapist, In Context brings together clinical experience and an understanding of the effort behind everyday life. That perspective comes from working with people in therapy, completing functional capacity assessments and supporting psychological injury claims in the workplace. Our clinicians and contracted allied health assistants work with people on the things that matter to them. Living well looks different for everyone, and can change from day to day. We adapt therapy to where you are and what you need.
Meet our founder and allied health assistantsOur focus is hidden disabilities across the lifespan, including psychosocial disability and the less visible support needs of people with autism and ADHD. We also support people experiencing mental health challenges, psychological injury or burnout that affects daily life.
You’re welcome here whether you’re late diagnosed, self diagnosed or still making sense of your experiences. We start with what you need in everyday life.
Capacity building therapy and practical skill building to improve daily living skills and support independence. This may include self care, preparing meals, managing routines and participating in the community.
Support with psychosocial disability, burnout recovery and returning to work, relationships and activities that matter to you. Your goals guide the work, with room to talk about the effort other people might miss.
Explore adult supportPaediatric support with play, sensory needs, routines and participation. We follow children’s interests and work closely with parents and carers.
Explore children’s supportNeuroaffirming practice respects the different ways people think, feel, communicate and experience the world. We recognise strengths alongside disability and support needs, and listen to how you understand your own experiences.
The same task can feel very different depending on the noise, instructions, expectations and energy it takes. We look at those details with you.
In practice, this can mean adjusting sensory demands, making space for different communication styles, or finding a pace that supports rest and participation. Your voice, choices and goals shape the support.
Our frameworks draw on research, occupational therapy and lived understanding. Allied health assistants help put agreed strategies into practice, under the guidance and supervision of treating clinicians.
Our approach to careThe Neuroaffirming Clinic · South West Sydney
Join the waitlist that fits you for our planned neuroaffirming and mental health clinic.
We will confirm the premises, opening day and appointment availability as plans progress. Eligible telehealth and face to face mobile community visits are available now, subject to clinician capacity.
Workplace support with a focus on psychological injury and hidden disability, including early intervention, injury management and outsourced Return to Work Coordinator services.
Explore workplace supportCross system care navigation and case management, alongside existing clinicians and providers.
Explore care navigationTell us who the support is for and what is getting in the way. We will help you explore a suitable next step.
Email or text is welcome. You do not need a diagnosis, a video call or a detailed history to start.
Complete an initial intake on this website or choose an email enquiry below. No diagnosis, detailed history or video call is needed to get started.
