ORS Stirling
- Registered NDIS provider
- Medicare Better Access
- Disability Employment Services
About ORS Stirling
Our Stirling psychologists, behaviour support practitioners, dietitians, occupational therapists and speech pathologists work with children, teens and adults from Scarborough, Osborne Park, Balcatta and Karrinyup.
Our psychologists offer therapy, counselling and psychological assessments, including ADHD and autism assessments. You can see a psychologist for therapy and counselling under Medicare Better Access (opens in new tab) .
Our occupational therapists, speech pathologists and dietitians can see you under a Medicare GP Chronic Condition Management Plan. Our dietitians can also see you under an Eating Disorder Plan.
ORS is a registered NDIS provider (National Disability Insurance Scheme). This office also offers Disability Employment Services, including Inclusive Employment Australia and NDIS Employment Supports. We welcome NDIS and privately funded referrals.
Services Available at ORS Stirling
Who We Support
Depending on the service, this may include:
- Building independence and daily living skills
- Communication and swallowing
- Managing emotions and mental wellbeing
- Understanding and responding to behaviour
- Eating and nutrition
- Early childhood development
- Taking part at home, school and in the community
- Preparing for, finding and keeping work
Where more than one service is involved, your clinicians work together around shared goals. For example, a child may see a psychologist and a behaviour support practitioner, while an adult may see a psychologist and a dietitian.
Getting to Our Stirling Office
Driving
Puccini Court runs off Civic Place, which you reach from Cedric Street, close to the Mitchell Freeway.
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Walking
Stirling Station is 1 km away, about a 14 minute walk. Our office is on Level 1.
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Public Transport
Yanchep line trains stop at Stirling Station. Transperth buses run from the Stirling bus interchange.
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Parking
Free on-site parking, including 10 ORS bays* and accessible parking next to the main entrance. Street parking is available for up to 2 hours.
*Please call 1800 000 677 or your clinician upon arrival if all the ORS bays are taken.
Closest Service Centre
Services Australia Innaloo, for Medicare and Centrelink.
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Timetables
Transperth timetables and journey planner.
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Meet the ORS Stirling Team
Areas We Serve from Stirling
ORS Stirling serves the City of Stirling and neighbouring suburbs in northern Perth, reaching about a 10 to 15 minute drive from our office. That takes in everything from Duncraig in the north to Wembley in the south, and east to Nollamara and Balga.
Below are some of the suburbs people travel from. If yours is not listed, call 1800 000 677 or enquire online, and we will confirm whether we can reach you, arrange Telehealth, or connect you with your closest ORS office.
- Stirling
- Gwelup
- Osborne Park
- Balcatta
- Woodlands
- Innaloo
- Tuart Hill
- Doubleview
- Nollamara
- Karrinyup
- Carine
- Hamersley
- Westminster
- Scarborough
- Wembley
- Balga
- Duncraig
Other ORS Offices Nearby
ORS Morley
11 km · North-east Perth
View ORS Morley
ORS Joondalup
20 km · Northern Perth
View ORS Joondalup
ORS Jandakot
30 km · Cockburn
View ORS Jandakot
ORS Mandurah
80 km · Peel
View ORS Mandurah
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the office wheelchair accessible?
Yes. There is wheelchair accessible entry, with accessible parking next to the main entrance. Our office is on Level 1, so call us before your visit if you would like us to confirm lift access. See Getting here for parking and directions.
Can I be seen at home or by Telehealth?
Yes, depending on the service and your circumstances. We can see you at our Stirling clinic, in your home, out in the community or by Telehealth, though not every service is available in every format. We will confirm what is available when you enquire.
Does ORS Stirling work with children as well as adults?
Yes. Our Stirling child psychologists work with children and teens, and our psychologists also see adults. They work alongside our behaviour support practitioners, dietitians, speech pathologists and occupational therapists. Our psychologists provide ADHD and autism assessments, and our Key Worker Early Childhood Supports service is specifically for young children.
Do I need a referral to book an appointment?
Not always. You do not need a referral to get in touch. Privately funded and many NDIS clients can book directly by calling 1800 000 677 or enquiring online.
For Medicare psychology sessions under Better Access, you need a mental health treatment plan (opens in new tab) and referral from your GP, or a referral from a psychiatrist or paediatrician. Medicare occupational therapy, speech pathology and dietetics sessions need a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan.
Does ORS Stirling service my suburb?
We see clients across the City of Stirling and northern Perth, within about a 15 minute drive of our Stirling office. You can check the suburb list under Areas we serve. If your suburb is not listed, call 1800 000 677 or enquire online, and we will confirm whether we can help, arrange Telehealth, or connect you with your closest ORS office.
Is ORS Stirling a registered NDIS provider?
Yes. ORS is a registered NDIS provider (registration 4050000976), and registered supports are delivered from our Stirling office. You can check our registration on the NDIS Provider Register (opens in new tab) . Registration covers specific support types, so ask us which supports you need. If you are new to the NDIS, see how to check your eligibility (opens in new tab) .
ORS is not a crisis service. If you or someone you care for is in immediate danger, call 000. For 24/7 crisis support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or see our crisis contacts.
Find Us
Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entry and parking via Civic Place, with accessible bays next to the entrance.
