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Allied Health Hive | Workforce Development
Join Robyn and Jess as we introduce The Allied Health Hive and answer five of the questions we hear most often from Allied Health Assistants and the professionals supporting them.
We will talk about what the Hive is, who it is for, how the webinars and resources work, what reflective support looks like and how we hope to make the everyday AHA role feel a little less isolating.
Our first Hive conversation
Allied Health Assistants often tell us they want practical ideas, somewhere to ask questions, more connection with others doing similar work and support that understands the realities of busy therapy sessions.
The Allied Health Hive is our response to that. Our first webinar is a chance to show you what we are creating, explain how it will work and answer the questions you have before deciding whether the Hive is useful for you or your team.
Inside the free webinar
We will explain how the Hive supports Allied Health Assistants while also including supervising professionals, managers and wider allied health teams.
We will walk through the community, practical tools, webinars, recordings, resources and reflective support being developed.
We will explain the difference between reflective support, workforce learning and the clinical supervision and delegation provided by your workplace.
We will show how Hive learning will focus on practical session problems, confidence, communication, regulation, planning and adapting when Plan A changes.
Your question matters
Ask us anything about The Allied Health Hive, the AHA role, our community, reflective support, webinars, resources or how the Hive might work for your team.
What is coming through the Hive
Understand what may be happening underneath withdrawal, refusal, frustration or dysregulation, and explore practical ways to support connection and participation.
Build confidence recording useful observations, describing what happened objectively and communicating information that supports the wider allied health team.
Learn how to prepare equipment, clarify the purpose of an activity and create flexible options before a session begins.
Explore respectful ways to help families understand activities, participate with confidence and continue simple strategies within everyday routines.
Clear professional boundaries
Allied Health Hive supports preparation, reflection, communication and practical skill development. It does not replace workplace supervision, allied health direction, delegation, clinical decision-making, incident reporting or employer responsibilities.
Upcoming sessions
Build your confidence with a toolkit of flexible ideas so you can adapt when a session does not go the way you expected.
Date and time
Tuesday 6 October 2026
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm QLD time
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Recordings and resources
Practical, playful ideas to help AHAs build engagement and motivation during therapy sessions using simple games and activities.
Date and time
Tuesday 4 August 2026
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm QLD time
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Join Robyn and Jess for a free introduction to The Allied Health Hive as we answer five of the most common questions from Allied Health Assistants and allied health professionals about the community, practical resources, webinars, reflective support and how the Hive can support real-world allied health work.
Begin with the free webinar
Bring your questions and hear what we are building for Allied Health Assistants and the allied health teams supporting them.
We will show you how you can stay connected, what learning is coming next and how individuals and organisations can use the Hive.
If there is something you want us to answer, submit it below and it may become one of the questions we discuss live.
Prepare clearer questions, share useful observations and strengthen communication with the allied health professionals directing your work.
Build a growing collection of adaptable ideas using simple equipment, movement, play and everyday materials.
How to think about the environment, your body position, communication and setup so children with autism feel more supported during sessions.
Date and time
Tuesday 3 November 2026
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm QLD time
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Date and time
Tuesday 8 September 2026
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm QLD time
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