Our services
Eight therapies, one team, one plan. Most families combine a few of these into a single weekly programme, so you're never juggling centres, waitlists or contradictory advice.
The backbone of everything we do. ABA applies what we know about how behaviour works to real, everyday situations, growing the skills that help and gently reducing the ones that get in the way of learning. To your child, sessions feel like play. Underneath, every game has a goal, and we track every target so we always know what is working and what to adjust next.
Our signature emphasis. Verbal Behaviour starts with your child's own motivation, teaching them to ask for what they want, name their world, imitate sounds and hold real conversations. When communication begins with something your child cares about, it sticks. It pairs beautifully with Discrete Trial Training and Natural Environment Training, and new words are practised across people, places and routines until they show up everywhere: at dinner, in the playground, at Grandma's.
Every behaviour is telling us something. We start by finding the cause, then build a plan that replaces problem behaviours with positive ones, teaching your child problem-solving skills and calmer ways to respond when the world feels like too much. Parents get the same playbook, so the response your child meets stays consistent from session to school run to bedtime.
Most children on the spectrum have some degree of speech delay, and some find eating, drinking or shaping sounds physically tricky too. With oral-motor tools, the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) and playful practice, we help your child produce clearer, more consistent speech and use it with the people around them. Because sessions happen at home, new words are practised where they will actually be used, and we coordinate closely with your child's ABA and Verbal Behaviour goals.
OT helps your child do everyday life as independently as possible: dressing, writing, walking, climbing, and the sensory processing that can interfere with learning, behaviour and communication. Here, sensory integration happens through art and craft your child will actually ask for, and we show you simple ways to keep the practice going between visits.
Learning difficulties can hide a bright mind. We use targeted strategies for reading and phonics, comprehension, writing, math, memory and organisation, clearing whatever stands between your child and their best at school. Where possible we align goals with your child's school curriculum, so wins from the session show up in the classroom, and self-esteem gets rebuilt along the way.
A trained shadow teacher joins your child in their mainstream classroom, quietly supporting participation, friendships and focus. We work hand in hand with teachers so classroom support matches the goals set at home. Then, using fading techniques, we reduce the prompts step by step until your child stands confidently on their own.
Autism affects every member of the family, so we support the whole team around the child. We guide parents and caretakers with practical strategies, help you set goals that produce meaningful change at home, and stay beside you every step of the way. Sessions can include grandparents, helpers and siblings, so everyone who shares your child's day shares the same approach.