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Understanding sensory processing can be a turning point for families, participants, and support teams. It shifts the question from “What’s wrong?” to “What does this person need?”
When starting therapy, one of the first questions is often: What do you want to work towards?
Starting school is a big step, not just for children, but for families too. Many parents wonder: “Is my child actually ready?” The truth is, school readiness isn’t
If you’ve ever wondered whether communication challenges are “just a phase” or something more, you’re not alone. Many parents, participants, and support coordinators ask the same question...
Supporting someone with complex behaviours isn’t about control or punishment, it’s about understanding why behaviours happen and building safer, more meaningful ways for a person
Starting therapy for the first time can feel unfamiliar, whether you’re booking support for your child or seeking help for yourself.
Many parents find themselves wondering whether their child’s struggles are simply part of growing up or something that might need extra support. Maybe your child avoids certain
On Wednesday 22 October, Allied X was proud to be the Platinum Sponsor of The University of Sydney’s Occupational Therapy Research Symposium.
In the first instalment of our Learn. Grow. Repeat. Series, we were fortunate to hear from Dr. Sadaf Warraich, (PhD), the Education Coordinator at Motor Neurone Disease (MND) NSW.