autism

Determining current practice and perspectives of clinicians working with children who have sensory feeding difficulties

CALLING ALL THERAPISTS Are you interested in participating in research that aims to determine the clinician perceived need and feasibility of a sensory based intervention for children with developmental disabilities and or clinical diagnosis aged 0-10 years? If you answered yes… then read on! Dr Catharine Fleming, Senior Lecturer, School of Health Sciences, Dr Caroline […]

Determining current practice and perspectives of clinicians working with children who have sensory feeding difficulties Read More »

Pilot trial could lead to better sleep for children with ASD

Professor Nicole Rinehart and a team of researchers at Monash University are currently conducting a pilot trial aimed at helping autistic children get better sleep. The study is open to primary school aged children (5-12 years), with a diagnosis of autism without an intellectual disability, with moderate-severe behavioural sleep difficulties. What is the project about?

Pilot trial could lead to better sleep for children with ASD Read More »

Knot Shore about sailing? This group may just change your mind

The Making Waves Foundation, formerly known as Sailors with disABILITIES is an Australian registered not-for-profit charitable organisation who provide a variety of sailing programs for young people with disability. Their Winds of Care program offers families and carers of people with a disability the chance to take a bit of time out from their caring roles

Knot Shore about sailing? This group may just change your mind Read More »

The scariest question every parent who has a child with a disability can ask

The scariest question a parent of a child with a disability can ask is… Who will care for my child when I’m unable to or if I’m no longer around? Did you know that families can establish what’s called a Special Disability Trust for their children? The purpose of this Trust is to assist families and carers to

The scariest question every parent who has a child with a disability can ask Read More »

New Research Study: Is Medical Cannabis the answer to treating Tourette Syndrome

Medical Research and Clinical Trials happen everyday They Allow us to know which treatments work Help in bettering existing treatments. Play an important role in discovering new treatments. Can find answers & fill in the gaps of existing knowledge. Can change the way that healthcare professionals work. Can better the lives of the participants seeking

New Research Study: Is Medical Cannabis the answer to treating Tourette Syndrome Read More »

The psychosocial support program helping people live the life the want

What is Mental Health? Mental health includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how you think, feel, and behave. It also helps determine how you handle stress, make choices & relate to others. It is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. Current evidence reports that around 50–70% of

The psychosocial support program helping people live the life the want Read More »

Bright Nights and Sunny Days at Sunnyfield

Sunnyfield is a registered not-for-profit charity guided by values of respect, trust, honesty and innovation. Their mission is to enrich the lives of people with intellectual disability through person-centred active support that creates choice, opportunities and skills for life. Sunnyfield’s – Kemps Creek Hub, have recently developed a new Bright Nights Programs and we are

Bright Nights and Sunny Days at Sunnyfield Read More »

Shopping Cart