What does an FCA Involve?
The FCA evaluates several critical areas of daily life, including:
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Physical and cognitive abilities
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Communication and social needs
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Daily living skills
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Assistive technology
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Mental health and wellbeing
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Sensory preferences
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Work, study, and leisure
Our goal is to understand your needs and help create practical strategies for everyday life
Why get an FCA?
Think of an FCA as a roadmap for life skills and independence. It shows what someone can do, where they need a hand, and how supports can help them thrive.
An FCA helps to:
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Spot strengths and challenges in everyday life.
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Recommend or plan supports that actually make a difference.
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Guide funding and therapeutic decisions, including NDIS planning.
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Set goals and track progress over time.
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Boost confidence, independence, and participation in school, work, or the community.
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Give families and carers a clear picture of what may be needed.
In short, an FCA provides clear, practical direction. It helps align supports with functional needs and provides evidence to inform funding and planning decisions.
ChelleCare
SERVICES
Occupational Therapy for families across the South West of WA.
📍 Suite 2, 258 Bussell Highway, West Busselton, WA
📞 (08) 6383 7811
