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All About Autism

NDIS Provider - Small group sessions and support services for autistic children on the Sunshine Coast

NDIS registered provider

💜 Small group programs for neurodivergent children aged 4-12yrs
💜 Paediatric Speech Pathology for children aged 0-12yrs
💜 Counselling for children aged 4-12yrs

Based in Landsborough, QLD

11/09/2026

Week 9: How lucky we are to open our doors and have so many parents join us to celebrate all our achievements 💜

10/09/2026

At All About Autism, we're hoping to welcome someone special to our team.

We're looking for a volunteer to help out in our weekly day program - supporting our small groups of children as they build connection, confidence and communication through play.

This might be a good fit if you:
🟣Can give one day a week for at least a full 10-week term
🟣Have experience in teaching or allied health, or are studying towards it
🟣Love the idea of supporting children as they grow

This will be a volunteer role to begin with, with genuine potential for the role to grow into a paid support assistant position in time.

If this sounds like you, or someone you know, we'd love to hear from you.

Please send an email with your cover letter and resume to [email protected] and tell us a little about yourself.

**Please note you must have, or be willing to apply for a blue card and NDIS worker screening.

Let's support these children to grow, together. 💜

08/09/2026

At AAA, we explored the things that can build up inside us until we feel ready to pop - things like noise, changes, being rushed, tricky tasks, tiredness, hunger, or big emotions.

We also talked about what can help “empty the bottle” before it overflows - quiet time, movement, food, water, space, connection, deep pressure, favourite activities, or asking for help.

This is such an important part of emotional regulation. When children can start noticing what adds pressure and what helps release it, they are building self-awareness and learning what their nervous system needs.

What fills your bottle?

The goal is not to never feel full. The goal is to notice earlier, ask for support, and have strategies that help.

06/09/2026

Top tip: validate before you redirect.

When children are upset, they often need to feel understood before they can move forward.

Instead of jumping straight to:
“Stop yelling.” “Come here.” “You need to do this now.”

Try starting with:
“I can see you’re really frustrated.”
“That wasn’t what you expected.”
“You wanted more time.”
“This feels hard right now.”

Then redirect gently:
“I’m going to help you.”
“First we’ll take a breath, then we’ll work out the next step.”
“You can be upset, and we still need to keep everyone safe.”

Validation is not giving in. It is helping the child feel seen, so their nervous system has a better chance of settling.

05/09/2026

Happy Father's Day to our rockin' Dads 💜💜💜

04/09/2026

Week 8: New connections, practising perseverance, following checklists and a Paw Patrol pup!

01/09/2026

This is exactly why we do what we do.

At AAA, we spend lots of time helping children understand their emotions, notice how feelings show up in their bodies, and learn what they can do when those feelings get big.

But the really special moments are when those conversations start happening outside of AAA too… around the dinner table, at school, in the car, or during a tricky moment at home.

Hearing that a child is beginning to understand herself, find the words for what she is feeling, and share that with her family is something worth celebrating. Small conversations can represent very big steps. 🌟

30/08/2026

Regulation skills take time to build… and even more time to use in real-life moments.

At AAA, we practise these skills in a safe, supportive environment first. Children might learn to notice body signals, ask for a break, use a visual, take space, use calming strategies, communicate a need, or recover after something has felt hard.

Over time, these skills can begin to transfer into other places like home, school, sport or the community.

It is not always instant. Children often need lots of practice, lots of repetition, and adults around them who understand what they are working on.

The goal is not for children to be calm all the time. The goal is for children to understand themselves, access support, and build confidence using strategies that work for them.

28/08/2026

Week 7: We 💜 AAA as well!!

25/08/2026

There is something very special about finding people who just get you.

At AAA, we see children relax when they realise they are not the only one who thinks, feels, plays, communicates or experiences the world in their own way.

Our AAA tribe is about belonging. It’s about children finding their people, being understood, and knowing they do not have to mask who they are to be accepted. Once AAA, always AAA.

Address

38 Cribb Street
Landsborough, QLD
4550

Telephone

+61475104820

Website

http://www.allaboutautism.com.au/

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