Why Treehouse?
The treehouse is a magical symbol of childhood.
A treehouse can be built from whatever resources are available. It could be a plank of wood across a large branch, an area of swept dirt underneath a weeping tree, or an elaborate construction with a tin roof and shutters. It can be organic and chaotic, or structured and intentional. Each treehouse is unique, and can grow and change with the child- a new shelf, a new colour, an extra room.
It doesn't matter what a treehouse looks like or what it is made from. No two are alike, but they all do what they are intended- to enrich a child's life and provide a sense of adventure and delight. A place to play and belong.
Every child has different resources they can use to build. We draw on their strengths and abilities. We build together with the child, led by their dreams and creativity. We call on help from other people or equipment for the tricky bits when we need to. We problem solve. We play. We work hard with them, celebrate when it works and cry with them when it doesn't.
At Treehouse Paediatrics, we understand and respect each child and family's journey is unique. We are here to build with you.
Treehouse Paediatrics is proud to be an Autistic led business.
What does this mean?
It means that from our core values to our on the ground support we have understanding that a neurodiversity affirming approach is the best way to support kids to love themselves, be true to who they are and achieve their aspirations.
We understand the journey of diagnosis, the challenges kids and families may face, and we know that system change is vital in ensuring our kids feel valued and can thrive at school, at home and in their community.
We value neurodiversity in our team and embrace the amazing minds that contribute to new ideas and perspectives. We provide a supportive and compassionate environment for our staff and families.
We also have heaps of fun!
Meet The Team
We choose our staff carefully. Each one of them embraces our values, love what they do and genuinely care about the kids they work with.