
A 12-week personalised developmental support program for children on the autism spectrum, those showing early signs of developmental delay, or behavioural concerns.
Designed for families at the beginning of their support journey, this program builds foundational skills, enhances daily participation, and empowers families with practical strategies for ongoing growth.
Children aged 2–7 years who are:
Through active, meaningful engagement, your child will:
You will have a dedicated Behaviour Consultant working directly with your child in everyday settings such as your home, early learning centre, or local community. This means the strategies used are practical, relevant, and immediately applicable to real life — not just the therapy room.
Together, we focus on the skills that are most important for your child at this stage. You will also learn simple, effective ways to support and strengthen your child’s progress between sessions, so learning continues every day, not just during appointments.
If you are navigating an autism assessment, noticing developmental differences, or feeling unsure after trying other supports, this program is designed to help you feel informed and confident. You will gain clarity around what your child needs and what steps to take next.
You won’t be left watching from the sidelines. Through conversations, planning, and hands-on coaching, you will build practical skills to support your child’s development at home and in daily routines.
You will gain insight into how your child learns, communicates, and responds to their environment. We take the time to understand your child within the context of your family, routines, and priorities — not just through isolated skills.
At the end of the program, you will receive a detailed written report that outlines your child’s strengths, learning style, progress, and recommended next steps. This can support future therapy planning, funding applications, and conversations with educators and other professionals.
We help you understand what supports may be appropriate for your child and how to advocate for them within the NDIS. This includes guidance around funding needs and using reports to support planning and review processes.
A free phone conversation with our Program Coordinator is the best place to start. We’ll take the time to understand your situation, explain how the program may support your child, and talk through enrolment in a clear and supportive way.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and gather, the Bunurong and Wadawurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and recognize their continuing connection to land, water, and culture. We also extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
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