World Autism Understanding Month April marks World Autism Understanding Month, a time to move beyond awareness and focus on what meaningful understanding looks like in practice. For our allied health team,
Neurodiversity Celebration Week invites people around the world to rethink the way we view and talk about neurodiversity. Conversations on social media are often clouded by myths and misinformation – particularly
When families first connect with our Allied Health team, we often hear the same question: “What does each service actually do, and how can we access it?” It is completely
This month, we’re celebrating World Social Work Day on 17 March. The theme for this year, ‘Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society’, highlights the
Returning to school can be a big adjustment for children and families. You might notice your child becoming harder to settle, more easily distracted or frustrated, or more withdrawn in the
The festive season can be a time of joy and connection, but for many families it also brings added pressure. Routines change, expectations increase, and emotional demands often rise. Carers
Raising children and young people who are neurodivergent often means adapting our responses to challenging behaviours. To support you in those moments, we’ve created a printable checklist titled “Questions to
This week we’re celebrating World Allied Health Professions Day on October 14th. The 2025 theme, “Stronger Together”, highlights the importance of collaboration across different disciplines to achieve the best outcomes for
Life after service in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) can bring unique challenges. Whether you’re transitioning to civilian life, coping with past experiences, or navigating retirement, mental health support is
Life doesn’t always make it easy to attend appointments. Between work, family, travel, and life’s unpredictability, finding the time to get the support you need can be challenging. That’s where
