Flyer promoting new therapy program for kids called PACT, with a top-down view of a round wooden table covered in colorful scribbles and a container of colored markers, surrounded by four wooden chairs.
A young woman with long brown hair, sitting and smiling in front of a plain beige wall. She is wearing a white long-sleeve shirt with a colorful zigzag sweater vest over it, and a watch on her left wrist.

PACT stands for Paediatric Autism Communication Therapy! It is a proven therapy that helps parents support their child’s (aged 2-10) communication and social skills.

Four women standing together, holding glasses of champagne, at a celebration or event, smiling for the camera.
Two printed booklets from The Aliyah Mae Foundation titled "So, what happens now?" and a letter behind it, with decorative elements and a rainbow logo on the cover.

We know that no words can ease the pain of losing a child — but support, community, and compassion can help carry families through their darkest days.

That’s why we’re honoured to share and contribute to The Aliyah Mae Foundation’s grief resource, created to help families find strength, connection and practical support after loss.

Aliyah’s light lives on in every family helped. We invite you to learn more, share their mission, and hold space for every precious little life that is never forgotten.

Brochures for Carers WA showing a family photograph of two adults and three children outdoors, with a blue speech bubble containing the text "Caring for a family member or friend?".
Logo for Carers WA with stylized red and blue abstract figures above the text.

Carers WA provides vital support, services, and resources for family members and friends who care for someone with disability, chronic illness, mental health challenges, or age-related needs. They offer practical help, counselling, education, and connection to other carers across Western Australia.

If you’re a parent or family member caring for a child with additional needs, Carers WA can help you feel supported and connected.

A young girl in a wheelchair smiling and laughing while a man, possibly a nurse or caregiver, bends down to talk to her and hold her hand in a kitchen with natural light.
NDIS logo with purple background, white lowercase letters, and a green dot above the letter 'i'.

  • Learn more about how to get help through the NDIS Early Childhood Approach here.

  • Learn how to become an NDIS participant through the Early Childhood Approach here.

  • 1800 035 544

    Or use the online complaint form.

  • Did you know your child has the right to an advocate?
    An NDIS advocate helps participants understand their rights, navigate the NDIS system, and access the support they need.

  • NDIS Advocacy Support
    We empower NDIS participants by providing guidance, support, and advocacy to help you get the services you need. Whether you’re applying for funding, understanding your rights, or resolving issues, our advocates are here for you.

    At Therapy for Kids Perth, our advocates are leaders who champion children’s therapy needs, making sure families have access to high-quality, accessible support.

  • Every client has the right to seek independent support and advocacy to make sure their needs are met. If you need help understanding your rights, navigating the NDIS, or addressing concerns, you can contact:

    • Developmental Disability WA — (08) 9420 7203

    • People with Disabilities WA — Perth: (08) 6243 6948 | Regional: 1800 193 331

    • Citizen Advocacy Perth West — (08) 9445 9991

    • Disability Advocacy Network Australia — 1800 643 787

Read this simple guide of Do’s and Don’ts, created by our in-clinic dietitian Amie Seet.

Amie shows practical ways small habits can make mealtimes calmer and more positive for your child.

Learn how to: let your child decide how much and what to eat, avoid pressure or bribing, encourage exploring new foods, create relaxed mealtimes, and trust your child’s “tummy voice.”

Simple strategies, big impact—helping children enjoy mealtimes and develop healthy eating habits without stress.

New to parenthood and want simple ways to boost your child’s communication skills?

Download our little speech planner for your little ones!