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CliniKids is The Kids Research Institute Australia's first team integrating their world-class research with a clinical service.

CliniKids provides evidence-based autism therapies and supports for young children and their families. CliniKids page House Rules

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09/06/2026

Upcoming Parent Info Session: What does that mean? Interpreting Behaviour. Presented by Marie Rodatz, CliniKids Occupational Therapy Clinical Lead.

🗓️ Thursday, 11 June
⏰ 10.30am-12.00pm AWST | 12.30pm-2.00pm AEST

Are you a parent of an autistic or developmentally delayed child? This workshop explores the ‘why’ behind your child’s behaviour. We’ll discuss how our behaviour impacts on the child, as well as the various tools kids and adults use to regulate.

LEARN:
💛 To understand social communication, including joint attention and symbol use.
💛 About emotional regulation, including self- and mutual regulation.
💛 About transactional supports, including interpersonal and learning supports
💛 To identify what transactional supports you’re already using.

Register: https://shorturl.at/HI3t7

08/06/2026

Last chance to register Last for tomorrow's webinar: 'Successful AAC Supports for Neurodivergent Children and Families'.

📅 Tuesday, June 9
⏰ 5-6pm (AWST)

💚 What is AAC?
💚 What does the research say?
💚 Potential challenges for families and clinicians
💚 How we support kids and families using current research & best practice
💚 Demonstration of some low and high tech AAC
💚 Q&A session

Presented by Lara Goldie, Senior Speech Pathologist and Mikali Kluver, Speech Pathologist, CliniKids.

Register: https://shorturl.at/kdjoH

07/06/2026

Upcoming CliniKids training for allied health professionals! Learn how to provide communication support for parents and caregivers of young autistic children using PACT therapy. 💛

PACT (Paediatric Autism Communication Therapy) is an evidence-based therapy, whereby clinicians coach parents on understanding and responding to their child’s unique communication cues.

In this fun interactive therapy, parents receive feedback on videos of parent-child interactions.

📅 Our next round of Level 2 Training starts on 7 September, 2026.

If you’re a registered allied health professional in the autism space who is keen to upskill in this clinically proven therapy (or use up your PD budget before EOFY!), click here for more info: https://shorturl.at/hu5km

05/06/2026

CliniKids are seeking autistic kids aged 8-12 to take part in a new study! We need the help of children and their caregivers to test the effects of a sensory vest on anxiety.

Who can participate? Children who:
💜 Have a diagnosis of autism
💜 Are aged 8 -12
💜 Experience anxiety and sensory problems

What are we investigating?
💡 Many autistic children have trouble processing sensory information, and this can make it difficult for them to regulate everyday emotions.
💡 Specialised clothing has been developed to help keep the sensory system calm - and we want to know if this may help kids manage anxiety.

Register your expression of interest: https://bit.ly/4newJA0

More info: https://shorturl.at/hvXdg

The study is being led by La Trobe University.

Ethics: LTU HREC HEC25245/UWA HREC 2025/ET000711

Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre | The Kids Research Institute Australia | The University of Western Australia |

02/06/2026

CliniKids’ latest autism webinar 💡 'Successful AAC Supports for Neurodivergent Children and Families (Applying Current Research and Best Practice Principles)'

Presented by Lara Goldie, Senior Speech Pathologist at CliniKids, The Kids Research Institute Australia and Mikali Kluver, Speech Pathologist at CliniKids, The Kids Research Institute Australia.

🗓️ Tuesday, June 9
⏰ 5-6pm (AWST)
⭐ Register: https://shorturl.at/kdjoH

More info: https://shorturl.at/OcudC

The Kids Research Institute Australia

26/05/2026

Hospitals can be overwhelming and unfamiliar places for children and families, particularly if you have a neurodivergent child. Tomorrow, Embrace at The Kids Research Institute Australia is hosting a free webinar: Helping Kids Feel Supported and Empowered in Hospital.

🗓️ Wednesday, 27 May
⏰ 10am

If you’re a parent or carer of a child facing a hospital visit, come along to learn how to support your child. We will:
💛 Share our research into trauma-informed care and how it can improve wellbeing and recovery for children and families
💛 Hear from a mother with lived experience supporting her neurodivergent child through ongoing hospital visits

Register: https://shorturl.at/qVP9F

25/05/2026

Registrations are now open for CliniKids’ latest autism webinar 💡 'Successful AAC Supports for Neurodivergent Children and Families (applying current research and best practice principles)'

Presented by Lara Goldie, Senior Speech Pathologist at CliniKids, The Kids Research Institute Australia and Mikali Kluver, Speech Pathologist at CliniKids, The Kids Research Institute Australia.

🗓️ Tuesday, June 9
⏰ 5-6pm (AWST)
⭐ Register: https://shorturl.at/kdjoH

More info: https://shorturl.at/OcudC

The Kids Research Institute Australia

25/05/2026

CliniKids Professor Mirko Uljarevic, based at The Kids Research Institute Australia and The University of Western Australia, has been featured on Nine News discussing his groundbreaking autism research.

Professor Uljarevic’s study will transform clinical practice by ensuring that early supports for autistic and developmentally delayed kids are matched to each unique child’s strengths and needs.

Professor Uljarevic’s work at The Kids is possible thanks to the FHRI Fund and the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation.

13/05/2026

Can wearing a sensory vest support anxiety? Help us find out! Many autistic children have trouble processing sensory information, and this can make it difficult for them to regulate everyday emotions.

Specialised clothing has been developed to help keep the sensory system calm. ​We want to know if this may help children manage anxiety.

We need the help of children and their caregivers to test the effects of a sensory vest on anxiety.

Who can participate? Children who:
🔷 Have a diagnosis of autism
🔷 Are aged 8 to 12 years old
🔷 Have anxiety and sensory problems

The study is being led by La Trobe University and includes two trial sites - one in Melbourne and one in Perth.

In this video, Associate Professor Gail Alvares - the chief investigator of the Perth trial - explains what's involved and who is eligible.

Register your expression of interest: https://bit.ly/4newJA0

Ethics: LTU HREC HEC25245/UWA HREC 2025/ET000711

Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre | The Kids Research Institute Australia | The University of Western Australia | | Perth Kids Hub | Kiind

26/04/2026

Autism Understanding Month is the perfect time to pause and learn more about why the language we choose matters. 💙

Using inclusive language helps create environments where autistic people feel respected, understood, and represented.

🧠 Neurodiversity is the idea that every person has a different brain and a different way of experiencing the world.

♾️ Neurodivergent describes individuals who have a brain that diverges from what is considered the norm.

👥 A neurodiverse group includes people with multiple neurotypes, for example, autistic and non‑autistic people together.

At CliniKids, we’re committed to using neuro-affirming language, words that respect and reflect the preferences of the autistic community.

We’ve created a simple guide to help you learn the terms you may hear and understand the language currently preferred according to our research.

Explore it here: https://clinikids.thekids.org.au/information-hub/resources/neuroaffirming-language-preferences/

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Subiaco, WA
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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30am
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm