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At Say Hooray, we take a neurodiversity affirming approach, which means we celebrate someone for who they are and honour their neurotype in our support of them. We understand how much communication and occupation impacts on every day life and we're here to help. We provide positive services that are strength-focused, whilst using evidence-based approaches to support communication and day-to-day skills. 
We listen to the Autistic and ADHD Communities, align our practice with the emerging neurodiversity evidence and respect the relevant neurodivergent cultures in our work. We assist children with their challenges and use their strengths to help them succeed.&nbsp;Say Hooray aims to provide a warm and welcoming environment that fosters a culture of acceptance and celebration of the individual whilst supporting development.
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Why choose Say Hooray?
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Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice
We are proud to have a neurodiverse team, including neurodivergent leadership team members who ensure that the support Say Hooray provides honours and celebrates the way different neurotypes think/feel/do.
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Strengths-Focused Support
We celebrate each child and their uniqueness while supporting them to develop their skills. Positivity is a key value at Say Hooray.
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Fun, Play-Based Sessions
Research shows that children learn best when they are having fun. Children and families enjoy coming to Say Hooray and we love to help each child become the best that they can be.&nbsp;We are often told by parents that their child has so much fun that they don&rsquo;t even realise they are participating in &lsquo;therapy&rsquo;.
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Flexible Appointments
You can choose to come to our practice&nbsp;or we can come to your preferred site including your home, child-care, kindergarten or school. Families tell us that they appreciate the convenience of these appointments, as well as the benefits that working in the child&rsquo;s natural environment provides.
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Certified Speech Pathologists &amp; Occupational Therapists + an amazing Art Therapist &amp; Music Therapist
Our therapists are Certified Practicing Speech Pathologists (CPSPs), AHPRA Registered Occupational Therapists and a fully certified Art Therapist and Music Therapist who are members of their relevant organisations. Hanen&trade;&nbsp;Certified therapists are available. Say Hooray is a member of the Disability Services Provider Panel of South Australia and a registered provider for participants of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).&nbsp;

We are a neurodiversity affirming allied health practice that celebrates the child for who they are first and foremost, and provides support without seeking to “change” them.

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The Village Foundation aims to address isolation and improve wellbeing through prevention by providing support for parents throughout the pregnancy and postpartum period, and as they navigate returning to work. Mentorship, education and using a strengths-based approach provides lasting and sustainable support.
In order to make this happen, we are committed to collaborating with like-minded, passionate people and organisations who share this vision, for the greater good.
We are committed to change, to innovation, to seeking continual improvement and increasing connections. Integrity, kindness and truth are the pillars on which we build our village.

Our vision is that every parent has support. At Village we believe that the most important thing is the end game - that parents are supported so that their experience can be as positive as possible.

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After her own post-partum in 2021 left her drowning in unrealistic societal expectations and hectic &lsquo;shoulds&rsquo; of social media, Claire serendipitously discovered the power of self-care that flipped the switch on being Mum. After a year figuring out how to bring the magic back and piece herself together again, she regained deep self-worth through the &lsquo;art of spacious self-care&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Now she fills her teapot &amp; finds joy in every day life while running two businesses alongside showing up as a happier parent - even through the current toddler-tantrums!
Claire is now wildly passionate about helping other Mamas learn strategies and tools for taking time for themselves with ease and joy. Through the Mamahood My Way Method, Claire&rsquo;s hope is for every Mama to tap into their superpowers, create more time freedom, feel their best self, and live a more fulfilled life on the daily, weekly, monthly - ALL THE DAMN TIME!&nbsp;
Why? Because we bloody well deserve it and it&rsquo;s the only should we&rsquo;re here for.

Claire is a Podcaster, Retreat Host + Tiny Habits Coach who helps Mamas searching for their postpartum self to dream, design and find more delight in this one precious life ✨

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Before having my own child, I worked with children and youth with &ldquo;challenging behaviours&rdquo;. I would go into their family homes, work with their teachers and support the family as a whole.
Many of the children I worked with had been through significant trauma, abuse, and life changing circumstances. Many of their parents had been through the same as a child.
&nbsp;Instead of just looking at the child&rsquo;s &ldquo;challenging behaviour&rdquo; we looked at &ldquo;what does this child need us to know&rdquo;.&nbsp;We discussed that a behaviour is not just behaviour and we worked to uncover the need that was being met by said behaviour.
Overtime I noticed that giving these parents or caregivers several tips and strategies still wasn&rsquo;t resulting in lasting change. These parents were already burnt out, exhausted, and frustrated with their children. The long lasting change I was trying to create, wasn&rsquo;t going to occur unless the parents felt supported first.
Back in the day, community living was a given. People lived in communities for safety, socialisation, and shared resources. From the earliest days of humanity our brains have been programmed to live in close proximity to others, to share food and tools, to protect each other and to exchange ideas.
But the past century has drastically changed our concept of community, no matter if you live rurally or in a suburban neighbourhood. Families no longer co-habitat as they once did and we often get caught up in the reality of &ldquo;constant busy-ness&rdquo; that we don&rsquo;t take time to even get to know our neighbours.
The impact of this is apparent on parents and children. The adage &ldquo;it takes a village to raise a child is absolutely still true. But somewhere along the way, we have lost the &ldquo;village&rdquo; we need to raise children in nurturing, creative and safe ways. And as a result, parents and caregivers are missing out on crucial learning experiences, much needed support systems and are feeling isolated and alone in their struggles.&nbsp;
Thus, The Nurtured Village was born. Whilst working directly with children and adolescents, The Nurtured Village also supports parents and caregivers. Healthy parents and caregivers leads to a healthy family. I&rsquo;m not talking about just physical health, but emotional health is incredibly important too. Often parents and caregivers feel stressed, overworked, judged and inadequate.&nbsp;Burnout and exhaustion are real, but without a community around to validate those feelings, many feel that pain is unique to them.
Our aim is to ensure that not only the child is thriving in their &ldquo;village&rdquo; but that their parents and caregivers are feeling seen and supported also!&nbsp;
Danielle x

The Nurtured Village supports children, adolescents and their families, by servicing the Barossa and surrounding suburbs of SA through in person and Telehealth psychotherapy, counselling and therapeutic play sessions. 

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