Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the assessment take?

The assessment usually includes an initial parent consultation, 1-2 in clinic assessment sessions with your child, and a comprehensive report prepared after the sessions.

Will the report be useful for NDIS?

Yes, the report can contribute to NDIS applications, although additional documentation from other professionals is likely to be required based on NDIA’s eligibility criteria.

What’s involved in the assessments?

A mix of formal tools and play-based activities are used to evaluate communication skills, ensuring the assessment is thorough yet enjoyable for your child.

Can Cath work with other professionals involved in my child’s care?

Yes, Cath collaborates with psychologists, paediatricians, and other allied health professionals as part of the assessment process and is often referred to by others because of her seamless support.

How do I prepare for the consultation?

Think about your child’s developmental history and any qualities you feel may relate to autism. Cath will guide you through the details, so there’s no need to prepare extensively.

Ready to Begin?

If you’d like to start the assessment process or have questions about your child’s communication needs, book a complimentary 10-minute chat with Cath to gain a clearer understanding of how she can support your family.

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