Who might be suitable for working with an AHA?

So I'd say most clients are suitable for working with an AHA.

If they've, they have to see the AHP first, obviously have their initial, they usually have a follow-up and then speaking to the family about what would work for them.

The AHP, it might flag that, hey, AHA's a really great option for you because you want weekly school visits and the AHP doesn't have capacity to do that.

They're quite busy, packed in, back-to-back sessions.

So it can work for that flexibility, people who need that a little bit more.

Unless a client, like I said before, has got multiple goals they need to reach or if a client has got... more than one goal that's quite varied.

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