Person Centred Early Intervention We use a collaborative and person centred approach to plan the types of supports and services your family need.
Autism Early start provide high quality evidence based Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) therapy services for children 0-7 and their families. Jessee is a passionate Early Childhood Special Educator who has a Masters in Special Education - Early Childhood and holds a Bachelor of Teaching - Special Education. She has over 15 years experience delivering best practice intervention to children
07/10/2021
You can support your child experiencing these big feelings through co-regulation. Co-regulation is defined as warm and responsive interactions that provide the support, coaching, and modeling children need to “understand, express, and modulate their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors” (Murray,2015)
26/05/2021
Reconciliation is a journey for all Australians – as individuals, families, communities, organisations and importantly as a nation. At the heart of this journey are relationships between the broader Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We all have a role to play when it comes to reconciliation, and in playing our part we collectively build relationships and communities that value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures, and futures
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09/05/2021
Happy Mother’s Day 💐
18/04/2021
What are your child’s strengths?
21/02/2021
Different not less.
18/02/2021
Functioning labels, it’s a no from me. 🙅🏽♀️
10/11/2020
Autism Early Start and Bricks 4 Kidz are collaborating to deliver a social skills program with Lego bricks.
Email - [email protected] to book your place
30/10/2020
Visual schedules assist in the reduction of anxiety and frustration by providing routine and structure to an activity or day. They also support improved quality of life through increased independence.
28/10/2020
As parents and carers of Autistic children we spend so much time worrying. We spend so much time advocating, attending meetings and therapy appointments. Don’t forget to schedule in some self care where you can. A hot bath, a cool swim, a glass of wine, a walk on the beach, or a call to a friend. Try once in the next week to do something for you!
06/10/2020
Next step on the ESDM journey completed.
05/10/2020
Sensory items and fidget items belong in hands not boxes. Imagine being told by your boss at work you can only have your sensory item between 10:30am - 10:45am as per the schedule. What if the person next to you is talking so loud and the 3pm slump has hit, the headache is building and you can’t concentrate because they are so loud. However you’re not allowed your AirPods to drown their voice out so you can be your most productive self and concentrate on your work because you already had your sensory time at 10:30am as per the schedule and now you need to wait until you finish your work to earn your sensory box. Madness! But we see this so often. Sensory time scheduled in. People needing to earn their sensory supports. You would never allow a child with a vision impairment to only have their glasses for certain times of the day. They have them as needed. Sensory supports should be available 24/7.