Looking for guidance that honours your child’s neurodiversity?

If you’re feeling unsure about the best ways to support your child, you’re not alone. We’re here to help you and your child thrive.

Does Your Child Experience Any of the Following?

Meeting Developmental Milestones
Concerns about rolling, crawling, walking, speech, language, or other key developmental skills for their age.

Sleep & Routine Difficulties
Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or managing transitions—making mornings and evenings stressful for everyone.

Executive Function & Organisation
Difficulty planning, remembering tasks, staying on top of homework, or keeping track of belongings.

Attention & Focus Challenges (ADHD traits)
Struggling to stay on task, follow instructions, or finish activities at home.

Gross & Fine Motor Skills
Difficulty with coordination, handwriting, self-care tasks, or playground activities.

Social Confidence & Connection
Finding it hard to make friends, play cooperatively, or navigate social interactions with peers.

Sensory Challenges
Over- or under-sensitivity to sights, sounds, touch, tastes, or movement that affects daily life and learning.

Anxiety & Worry
High levels of stress, fear of new experiences, or constant worry that impacts participation at home or in social settings.

Emotional Regulation & Big Feelings
Frequent meltdowns, outbursts, aggression, or self-soothing behaviours that are challenging for parents to manage.

Living in “Fight or Flight” Mode
Always on edge, reactive, or overwhelmed, making day-to-day life feel unpredictable and exhausting.

School & Learning Struggles
Feeling frustrated with lessons, avoiding schoolwork, or falling behind academically.

If any of these sound familiar, it’s not a reflection of your parenting—it’s a sign your child may benefit from support that’s tailored to their unique brain and strengths.