Empowering Young Lives Through Smart Movement

Discover how LusioMATE is transforming therapy for children with developmental delays or disabilities.

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🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Families and Carers

Support your child’s development from the very start

Early intervention is most effective when it starts early — and we’re here to help. LusioMATE supports children under 7 with developmental delays or disabilities through fun, engaging movement-based therapy that fits into everyday routines. Our goal? Make therapy something your child wants to do — and empower you to support them every step of the way.

Builds engagement with movement goals through play

Helps increase therapy consistency and confidence

Small and portable — can be used anytime, anywhere

Involves the whole family in therapy success

Endorsed by therapists across NDIS early intervention

🧑‍⚕️ Clinicians and Providers

Deliver more effective early intervention, remotely and reliably

LusioMATE is used by early childhood providers, therapists, and hospitals to support therapy outcomes for children under 7. Our platform helps young clients stay engaged between appointments and gives you full visibility and control — all within the NDIS early intervention framework.

Boosts motivation through interactive goal-based therapy

Increases adherence to home programs

Portable and versatile — use in-clinic or at home

Full remote monitoring and program adjustments

Aligned with NDIS ECEI functional goals and supports

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Therapy Shouldn’t Feel Like a Chore

LusioMATE is a wearable movement sensor paired with interactive content designed to support therapy goals through engaging, child-friendly movement experiences.

Therapist-designed, NDIS-approved, and easy to personalise — it empowers kids to build strength, control and confidence while having fun.

Meet LusioMATE – Wearable Tech for Engaging, Goal-Oriented Therapy

Functional and cognitive activities aligned with clinical goals

Real-time data tracking for families and clinicians

Designed for both home and clinic use

Supports early intervention outcomes with measurable progress

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What Is LusioMATE?

LusioMATE Is Perfect For…

Children aged 0–7 with movement-based therapy goals

Parents looking for home-based therapy support

Allied health professionals seeking new engagement tools

NDIS participants with early intervention plans

Why Families and Therapists Love LusioMATE

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Don’t wait, take action! Enhance your or your loved one’s development with LusioMATE. Contact us today to see how we can support your early intervention needs.

Frequently asked questions

What is early intervention, and how can it benefit me /my loved one?

Early intervention is paramount for ANYONE requiring rehab. Within the NDIS, early intervention supports children and adults with born or acquired disabilities. It can help to improve long-term outcomes and reduce the impact of impairment on a person's functional capacity.

What types of services are available through early intervention, and how do I access them?

Early intervention services may include physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy and more. To access these services, you can speak with your child's pediatrician or a qualified therapist who can help you determine what types of services are most appropriate for your child's needs.

How can LusioMATE be used in early intervention programs, and what are the benefits?

LusioMATE uses interactive games and engaging content to supplement traditional therapy services. By making therapy fun and engaging, LusioMATE can help children and adults stay motivated and make progress towards reaching their functional therapy and movement goals.

How can I determine if my child is eligible for early intervention services?

To determine eligibility, you can speak with your child's pediatrician or a qualified therapist, who can evaluate your child's development and recommend appropriate services.

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