For autistic children, speech therapy is about far more than speech sounds — it builds the foundations of communication itself: shared attention, imitation, gestures, requesting, and then words and sentences. Therapy meets your child where they are, using their interests as the doorway.
Sessions are structured but child-led in feel; parents sit in, learn every strategy, and carry it into daily routines — meals, bath time, play — where real language grows. We coordinate with your paediatrician, occupational therapist and school, and continue sessions online when travel is hard.
What we offer
- Communication evaluation — where your child is today, mapped clearly
- Pre-verbal foundations: attention, imitation, gestures, pointing
- First words to sentence building through motivating play
- Alternative communication support where helpful (pictures/AAC)
- Parent training woven into every single session
Frequently asked questions
My child repeats dialogues but doesn't ask for things. Can therapy help?
Yes — echolalia is common in autistic children and is actually a foundation we build from, turning scripts into flexible, functional communication.
How early can we start?
As early as concerns appear — 18 months is not too young. Early communication intervention has the strongest evidence base in autism support.
Do you diagnose autism?
Diagnosis comes from a developmental paediatrician; we evaluate and treat the communication side, and can guide you on the diagnostic pathway.