Working closely with parents, carers and professionals, we develop a plan unique to your child and provide support in an open, honest and caring environment, focusing on you and your child's goals.
Our social and communication skills are crucial for healthy development and enabling us to live a full life. For children with additional needs it can be tricky to understand their feelings, and the feelings of others.
Working closely with parents, carers and professionals, our psychologists will develop a plan unique to your child and provide support in an open, honest and caring environment.
Our psychologists provide a range of services, including:
Sessions typically run for 60 minutes and can be provided in our offices, the community, school or at home.
At the heart of our psychology services is the belief that every child has unique strengths and the potential to thrive. We collaborate closely with families, carers, and other professionals to create individualised plans that focus on building functional skills, promoting participation, and fostering independence in everyday life.
Strong social and communication skills are essential for meaningful participation in family, school, and community life. For children with additional needs, these skills may develop differently, creating opportunities to focus on building emotional understanding, managing behaviour, and improving relationships.
Our psychologists help children:
We prioritise a collaborative and flexible approach to meet the unique needs of everyone in the family. Our psychologists provide sessions not just for children, but also for parents, siblings, carers and other people within a young person’s network. Additional services we offer include:
Our psychologists are experienced and understand the challenges faced by many parents and carers.
Our Counsellor provides support to children and families focusing on education, connection and inclusion.
Our Counsellor is based in Victoria and provides:
Yes! Our psychologists support all children, whether or not they have a diagnosis of autism.
Most programs involve weekly or fortnightly sessions over 6–12 months, allowing us to address evolving goals and challenges.
Yes, our psychology sessions can be provided online via telehealth. Many of our parents appreciate this as it provides more flexibility for busy families.
The psychologist will begin by building an understanding of your needs and identifying goals. From there they will work with you on the number of sessions that might be helpful, how often you will meet and where you will meet.
Yes, we do! Please contact us for more information. You can contact our team today on 1300 538 746 or enquiries@aruma.com.au, to see how we can assist!
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