The It Takes Two to Talk (ITTTT) is an evidence-based, internationally recognised program developed by The Hanen Centre and implemented by a Lifestart Speech Pathologist. It is designed to support children aged from 18 months to 6 years who have a language delay and or difficulty communicating with others. This can include children who do […]
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With the school holidays fast approaching the Autism Advisory & Support Service Team have decided that it’s about time we hold an Open Day! This open day is a great opportunity to gain valuable insights into the diverse range of services we offer. From tailored school holiday programs to our range of therapy services you
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In a fast-paced world where distractions abound, maintaining focus and increasing productivity can be challenging. For individuals who struggle with restlessness or have difficulty concentrating, fidget tools have emerged as an effective solution. Fidget tools, also known as sensory or fidget toys, offer a tactile outlet for excess energy, promoting improved focus, reduced stress, and
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Which is the World’s Largest Ocean? What band was Harry Styles in before his solo career? Which country has the greatest number of natural lakes? Trivia nights can be an absolute blast! Not only do you get to hang out with family and friends, but they are also a great opportunity to flex your brain
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The new All Abilities Social Squad is designed to help participants build relationships with peers and to grow their confidence in social situations. Social Squad activities will give participants an opportunity to practice communication skills, turn-taking, asking for help, conflict resolution, problem solving and can be a great way to help develop interdependence and to
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What is Head to Health? Through co-design and collaboration with Primary Health Networks (PHNs) and local communities, Neami is delivering Adult Mental Health Centres, known as Head to Health services, across Australia including our local suburb of Liverpool. It is a free and confidential service offering caring, safe, and inclusive support for people experiencing distress,
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In June 2022 Autism Advisory & Support Service were exited to share the news that Service NSW had started to trial “Quiet Hours’ in several of their service Centres. For many of our clients thought of the bright lights, loud music and excessive sounds it’s too much to bear and so having a dedicated quiet
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When a child is angry, frustrated or disruptive, they may be experiencing anxiety. Anxiety can often present as fear or worry but symptoms can also include trouble sleeping, fatigue, stomach aches and or headaches. Sometimes, symptoms can be missed completely if the anxious child keeps all their worries to themselves. All children, will at times feel anxious.
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Every year Autism Advisory & Support Service are extremely lucky to have members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra volunteer their time and bring along some very fancy and expensive instruments to play for children and students with additional needs in what is our CEO Grace Fava’s favourite event of the year… MUSIC 4 HEALTH This
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Liverpool City Council is seeking expressions of interest for appointment to the Liverpool Access Committee for a 2-year term. The Committee aims to: The Liverpool Access Committee is made up of the following membership:Category 1 – People with disability living, working and/or studying in the Liverpool LGACategory 2 – Family members and/or carers of people
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Autism Advisory and Support Service
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