Occupational Therapy services are evolving now more than ever. And in today’s episode, I am joined by Dino Mennillo, an Occupational Therapist, Co-Founder and Director of Occupational Therapy for Children. He tells us the story of how their business evolved 15 years later to build a new practice that provides support for children, most especially teens.

Occupation Therapy for Children provides support to teens with ASD, depression and the like by offering one-of-a-kind therapy services. The standards that make them stand out from the rest is that they’ve built a business and a space that caters to the physical and mental needs of these teens while giving them the support and respect they need as individuals.

Their business offers services such as building life and social skills. They help children increase their capacity around their goals and make them more functional by offering different activities for teens that spark their interest.

Episode highlights:
The new business model of Occupational Therapy for Children.
The occupational therapy services they offer
The environment of OTC and an overview of what the kids are doing.
The response of the teens on the space and the support they feel.
How Dino’s background in mental health has been invaluable in their practice.
Background on their team, how it grew and how they started outsourcing staff.
The mindset ceiling for many business owners that hinder them from undergoing a shift and process of trusting and delegating work.
The engagement of teens and carers as idea contributors in the development of their business and strategic plans.
Their plans to keep consumer feedback as part of their business evolution.
Cathy’s thoughts on the landscape of private practice in 5 years time.
The role of NDIS in making it easier or harder for health professionals to enter private practice.
The possibilities that may happen when NDIS is implemented.
Cathy gives sample figures on the charges made by private practices.
The things that Cathy likes to do for fun

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Occupational Therapy services are evolving now more than ever. And in today&rsquo;s episode, I am joined by Dino Mennillo, an Occupational Therapist, Co-Founder and Director of Occupational Therapy for Children. He tells us the story of how their business evolved 15 years later to build a new practice that provides support for children, most especially teens.
Occupation Therapy for Children provides support to teens with ASD, depression and the like by offering one-of-a-kind therapy services. The standards that make them stand out from the rest is that they&rsquo;ve built a business and a space that caters to the physical and mental needs of these teens while giving them the support and respect they need as individuals.
Their business offers services such as building life and social skills. They help children increase their capacity around their goals and make them more functional by offering different activities for teens that spark their interest.
Episode highlights:
<ul>
<li>The new business model of Occupational Therapy for Children.</li>
<li>The occupational therapy services they offer</li>
<li>The environment of OTC and an overview of what the kids are doing.</li>
<li>The response of the teens on the space and the support they feel.</li>
<li>How Dino&rsquo;s background in mental health has been invaluable in their practice.</li>
<li>Background on their team, how it grew and how they started outsourcing staff.</li>
<li>The mindset ceiling for many business owners that hinder them from undergoing a shift and process of trusting and delegating work.</li>
<li>The engagement of teens and carers as idea contributors in the development of their business and strategic plans.</li>
<li>Their plans to keep consumer feedback as part of their business evolution.</li>
<li>Cathy&rsquo;s thoughts on the landscape of private practice in 5 years time.</li>
<li>The role of NDIS in making it easier or harder for health professionals to enter private practice.</li>
<li>The possibilities that may happen when NDIS is implemented.</li>
<li>Cathy gives sample figures on the charges made by private practices.</li>
<li>The things that Cathy likes to do for fun</li>
</ul>
Nacre Links:&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.nacre.com.au/">Website</a>
<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathylove/">LinkedIn</a>
<a href="https://twitter.com/NacreConsulting">Twitter</a>
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/nacreconsulting">Facebook</a>
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/nacre_consulting/">Instagram</a>
<a href="https://www.pinterest.com.au/cathyl3235/">Pinterest</a>

Cathy Love is finally recording and producing The Private Practice Made Perfect Podcast. Its specifically for paediatric allied health professionals, it’s going to be fun. She likes a chat.

Cathy will bring a broad range of energetic people to the conversation. The outstanding guest list includes; allied health business owners, digital marketing specialists, accountants, HR advisers, writers, virtual assistants, IT specialists, friends, social media guru’s, possibly family and other generous folk she hasn’t roped in yet.

It takes a village to run a private practice. Finally we gather the tribe, harness collective wisdom and elegantly deliver it all direct to your earbuds. The plan to is share up all our private practice stories, business know how, wins, challenges and pearls of wisdom. The episodes will be conversational, short, informative and practical. Apologies in advance, it’s highly likely that there will be humour and deviation from the topic.

…But we wish for even more.

Private Practice Made Perfect

Cathy Love is finally recording and producing The Private Practice Made Perfect Podcast. Its specifically for allied health professionals, it’s going to be fun. She likes a chat. Cathy will bring a broad range of energetic people to the conversation. The outstanding guest list includes; allied health business owners, digital marketing specialists, accountants, HR advisers, writers, virtual assistants, IT specialists, friends, social media guru’s, possibly family and other generous folk she hasn’t roped in yet. It takes a village to run a private practice. Finally we gather the tribe, harness collective wisdom and elegantly deliver it all direct to your earbuds. The plan to is share up all our private practice stories, business know how, wins, challenges and pearls of wisdom. The episodes will be conversational, short, informative and practical. Apologies in advance, it’s highly likely that there will be humour and deviation from the topic. …But we wish for even more.

Cathy Love is finally recording and producing The Private Practice Made Perfect Podcast. Its specifically for allied health professionals, it&rsquo;s going to be fun. She likes a chat. Cathy will bring a broad range of energetic people to the conversation. The outstanding guest list includes; allied health business owners, digital marketing specialists, accountants, HR advisers, writers, virtual assistants, IT specialists, friends, social media guru&rsquo;s, possibly family and other generous folk she hasn&rsquo;t roped in yet. It takes a village to run a private practice. Finally we gather the tribe, harness collective wisdom and elegantly deliver it all direct to your earbuds. The plan to is share up all our private practice stories, business know how, wins, challenges and pearls of wisdom. The episodes will be conversational, short, informative and practical. Apologies in advance, it&rsquo;s highly likely that there will be humour and deviation from the topic. &hellip;But we wish for even more.

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