Play-based, family-coached therapy for children under 6 — communication, motor, sensory and behaviour foundations.
The first six years are when communication, movement, play and behaviour foundations are laid. If a child is not yet talking, not reaching for toys, not responding to their name, or is struggling with sleep, feeding or big feelings, early support changes the trajectory. Our Early Childhood Development program works through play — the way young children naturally learn — with the parent in the room for every session, so the same approach carries on through the day at home. Goals are written down, sessions are logged, and progress is reviewed with you rather than assumed.
At your home, at our centre, or online — whichever suits your child and your day
You describe what you are seeing at home and what worries you most. A senior clinician listens and suggests the right starting point — no charge, no obligation.
Standardised tools and play-based observation map where your child stands across communication, motor, sensory, play and self-help skills.
Goals are written in plain language, scheduled into sessions, and shared with you so you always know what we are working on and why.
Sessions use toys, movement and routines your child already enjoys, and your therapist coaches you to carry the same approach between sessions.
Periodic clinician reviews check progress against the plan and tell you honestly whether to continue, intensify, or move on to school readiness or school support.
Centre-based, evidence-led therapy — structured, measurable and family-centred.
Shadow teachers, inclusion assessments and on-site clinical support for inclusive schools.
Pre-academic, attention and self-help skills that prepare children for mainstream classrooms.
Structured feeding therapy and home routines that expand food acceptance and meal-time participation.
Clinician-led guidance on nutrition, sensory mealtime strategies and realistic family routines for children on the spectrum.
Social communication, emotional regulation and parent-child counselling for teenagers.
Mentored upskilling for rehabilitation professionals — connecting clinical knowledge with everyday practice.