All About Autism Program

Weekly small-group sessions designed to support autistic children with connection, confidence, and everyday skills.

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NDIS Registered Provider

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Sessions for age groups 4-12 years

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Half or Full Day Sessions

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4 Children per Group

What our sessions support

Each child’s needs are unique, so our sessions are designed to be flexible, targeted, and deeply supportive. Depending on the group and individual goals, sessions may include a focus on the following areas:

Executive Functioning Skills
Helping children strengthen flexible thinking, working memory, self-control, and perseverance — essential skills for daily life, learning, and transitions.

Social & Emotional Development
Building skills in turn-taking, play, friendship, conflict resolution, and emotional understanding. We support children in recognising, regulating, and expressing their emotions in ways that feel safe and manageable.

Cognitive & Independence Skills
Encouraging independent thinking and decision-making through structured and play-based activities. Focus areas may include following instructions, using logic, problem-solving, visual processing, and inference skills.

“I would not hesitate to recommend All About Autism to anyone wanting their child to achieve the goals you set... and to exceed them.”— Mother of son, 7

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We support our participants by adopting a neuro-affirming approach. We focus on helping our participants to find their authentic selves and develop skills that align with their values. This can include:

  • Building self-esteem and promoting independence

  • Understanding the differences in social communication styles for different neurotypes and validating all

  • Developing self-advocacy skills

  • Identifying emotions and vocabulary to help develop self-awareness and other-awareness

  • Understanding supports and accommodations that are vital to success

Neuro-affirming approach

“My daughter has grown and learnt so much from attending just one day a week and I cannot thank you enough for all the amazing work you do. ” — Mother of daughter, 9

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Our Team

Our team of dedicated staff have a wealth of knowledge and experience supporting autistic children. Get to know them here.

All About Autism Community

It takes a village to raise a child and the AAA community can be that village. As part of our portfolio of services for our enrolled families, we offer:

We offer supportive, practical training sessions for parents and carers.

Topics include: Autism 101, Sensory strategies, Understanding autistic burnout and more, based on family needs

Our goal is to give you tools, insight, and confidence — in a space that feels safe and judgement-free.

Parent Education & Connection

A space for parents and carers to connect, share, and stay in the loop.
Our private group is where we post AAA updates, upcoming social events, and create space for community connection between families.

Our Private Facebook Group

School Holiday Workshops

Workshops are small-group, interest-led, and run by our experienced team during each term break.

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Other support services we offer

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Speech Pathology

Working 1:1 with our qualified speech pathologist, Jacinta children are gently supported to expand their communication skills in a way that feels safe and empowering.

Sessions are tailored to each child’s needs and goals, with a focus on real-world connection and meaningful progress. Whether it's using words, visuals, or AAC, we meet each child where they’re at — and build from there.

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Counselling

Our neuro-affirming paediatric counselling service with Meg offers a safe and supportive environment for children aged 4–12. Sessions focus on emotional regulation, social skills, self-esteem, and coping strategies tailored to each child's unique needs.

Whether addressing school-related stress, anxiety, or self-identity, our experienced counsellor provides compassionate support to help children navigate their world with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our sessions specialise in supporting the additional needs for autistic children - social and emotional skills, executive functioning skills, and cognitive skills.

    Working with your child’s NDIS goals and goals set by parents, we are able to create an individualised program that supports children in a naturalistic, group-based environment.

  • No, we are not a school. We are an autism specific disability support service and focus on supporting your child’s social, emotional, and executive functioning skill development. We can support cognitive goals, but we do not implement the Australian Curriculum’s academic/educational learning.  Children attend once a week.

    Children are able to practice their skills in a naturalistic setting and generalise those skills to home and the community.

  • 4 to 12 year olds.

    We support children from Kindergarten year (the year before they start Prep) up to Year 6.

  • Our groups are capped at 4 children. We have three groups running simultaneously. 12 children on site is our maximum capacity.

  • As a group program, the dynamic of the sessions is important; the team meet to discuss groupings, taking into account the individuals’ strengths, challenges, likes and dislikes to ensure the best outcomes for all. Our primary age sessions are mixed age (i.e. 5 to 7 year olds, 7 to 10 year olds). Our Pre-Prep session is only for children in their kindy year.

  • Sessions are either 3 hours (8.30-11.30 / 12.00 – 3.00) or 6 hours (8.30-2.30).

    Children can attend one per week.

  • Yes! We are NDIS registered providers.

    NDIS funding under Capacity Building:

    • Development Of Daily Living And Life Skills (0117)

    • Early Childhood Supports (0118)

    • Participation in Community, Social and Civic Activities (0125)

    • Therapeutic Supports (0128)

    • Group and Centre Based Activities (0136)

  • Sessions are $49/hour.

    A 3 hour session is $147 a 6 hour session is $294.

  • No, we don’t use ABA, however we whole heartedly support a collaborative therapy approach; taking elements of different practices and intertwining them with what works best for your child.

    We use a wide range of methods, and an eclectic approach at AAA - drawing from a number of current practices and theories. Our team undertake continuous professional development in current practices that are supported by neurodivergent advocates.

  • ItemPlease contact the team at hello@allaboutautism.com.au or get in touch via the Contact Us page to find out about vacancies.

  • To enrol at All About Autism your child must:

    1. Have a diagnosis of autism spectrum diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (Level 1, 2 or 3), or be undertaking the process of diagnosis with a Paediatrician or Psychologist

    2. Be between Kindergarten age (at least 4 years of age by 30 June in the year in which they are enrolled) up to Year 6 (usually 12 years of age)

    3. Have pre-requisite skills that enable them to function in a group setting i.e. able to safely engage in a group situation with a ratio of 1:4

    4. Children with significant needs that cannot be supported in a group environment such as high levels of physical and verbal aggression, will be considered on a case by case basis

    • After sending an email to us, All About Autism will send a link to complete an expression of interest form and your child will join the waiting list.

    • When we have a vacancy in the program, you will be invited to an initial parent meeting to share your child’s journey, strengths and challenges. You will set parent goals that we can work on and we create a support plan.

    • The team will meet to allocate your child a spot in the group that suits their needs most.

    • Your child will be invited for 1:1 relationship building session at All About Autism with their new specialist to familiarise them with the environment. Children will receive a social story with photos of their specialist and the centre, and get a purple uniform shirt.

    • Your child starts at AAA and accesses a program that celebrates neurodiversity and supports your child to achieve their very best.

  • Children enrol for a 10 week program of support. Knowing what we do about autism, how important routine and structure is, trials are unfortunately not suitable for the model of All About Autism. It takes a number of steps to enrol a child, and create effective plans for them. We invest a lot into our participants to get them settled in the environment. We hope that by signing up for a 10 week program of support, we get enough time under our belt to really make some progress with your goals. A check in at Week 6 is always scheduled to see if parents wish to continue. Unless there are concerns, children can automatically re-enrol. We have been lucky enough to support some children through the whole of their primary years.

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Send your enquiry

If you would like to know more about the program, vacancies, pricing or have any other queries, send us a message using the contact form here: