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Welcome to Autism Abilities

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We help autistic people live personally meaningful lives through Positive Behaviour Support and Allied Health services. 

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CAPACITY UPDATE - AUG 2026:

CAPACITY UPDATE - AUG 2026:

CAPACITY UPDATE - AUG 2026:

CAPACITY UPDATE - AUG 2026:

CAPACITY UPDATE - AUG 2026:

CAPACITY UPDATE - AUG 2026:

Our PBS Team has some capacity and we are accepting referrals in the following areas:

  • Metro Melbourne - North & Inner North
  • Metro Melbourne - Western suburbs
  • Metro Melbourne - CBD / Central
  • Metro Melbourne - South East

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why People choose us

  • A Trusted & Established Service—We have been a registered NDIS service provider since 2018 giving you confidence and peace of mind that you are working with a reputable organisation


  • Autism Specialists—Autism is our thing! We are an inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming company. We do not and never will endorse the use of any practices intended to prevent an autistic person from expressing their autistic traits.


  • Ready To Get Started—No waitlists currently (July 2026)—our team of dedicated and caring professionals can start immediately.


  • Easy Onboarding—Getting started is easy, simply fill in the short referral form and let our wonderful admin team take care of you. We'll have things up and running in no time.


  • Amazing & Highly Skilled Professional Team—We have an amazing team of dedicated and caring professionals ready to work with you. Check out their bios and testimonials in the 'About' menu.


  • A Truly Values-Driven Organisation—At Autism Abilities our five core values are:
    • Be Knowledgeable
    • Be Memorable
    • Be Inspiring
    • Make Things Happen
    • Come from the Heart
  • Our core values are really important to us, they are in fact at the heart of the way we work and what we do every single day.

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    Our Services

    Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)

    Occupational Therapy (Allied Health)

    Occupational Therapy (Allied Health)

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    We work alongside participants, families, support workers, and multidisciplinary teams to understand the person behind the behaviour. Our approach is practical, collaborative, and person-centred, with a focus on creating meaningful, lasting outcomes that improve quality of life.

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    Occupational Therapy (Allied Health)

    Occupational Therapy (Allied Health)

    Occupational Therapy (Allied Health)

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    Our Occupational Therapists work alongside participants, families, and support teams to help autistic people build the skills and confidence to participate more fully in everyday life. Our approach is practical, individualised, and neurodiversity-affirming, focusing on each person's strengths, goals, and what matters most to them. 

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    Speech Pathology (Allied Health)

    Occupational Therapy (Allied Health)

    Assessments, Workshops & Training

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    Our Speech Pathologists work alongside participants, families, and support teams to help autistic people communicate in ways that work best for them. Our approach is personalised, neurodiversity-affirming, and focused on building communication skills, confidence, and meaningful connections that support everyday life. 

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    Assessments, Workshops & Training

    Assessments, Workshops & Training

    Assessments, Workshops & Training

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    We provide comprehensive assessments, workshops, and training that empower participants, families, educators, and professionals with the knowledge, insights, and practical strategies to support autistic people with confidence. Our approach is personalised, evidence-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming, helping create meaningful outcomes at home, school, work, and in the community. 

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    Support Workers (My Care Match

    Assessments, Workshops & Training

    Support Workers (My Care Match

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    Through My Care Match, we connect participants with carefully screened, compassionate support workers who are matched to their individual needs, goals, and personality. Our approach is personalised, relationship-focused, and values-driven, helping participants build meaningful connections, achieve greater independence, and live life with confidence. 

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    How To Make A Referral

    Making a referral is easy. Click on the button below and fill in our online referral form, and we will be in touch with you very shortly.

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    Welcome to Autism Abilities!


    In this video, you’ll see what our Deer Park office looks like and who you might meet when you visit us. 

    How To Make A Referral

     Making a referral is easy. Click on the button below and fill in our online referral form, and we will be in touch with you very shortly.

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    We love hearing from people, so don't hesitate to contact us with a question or to find out more about any of our services. Please let us know how you'd like us to respond—by phone, email, or perhaps an online meeting.


    English is a Second Language? No problem—we can easily arrange an interpreter. Just let us know, and we'll take care of it.

    94 Station Road Deer Park, VIC 3023

    hello@autismabilities.com.au 0481 112 928 or 1300 324 917

    Language Statement

    Autism Abilities acknowledges that people use different words to talk about autism and that each person will have a way of talking about autism and about themselves that they like best. Some people in the autistic community like to say ‘autistic person’ (identity-first language), some like to say ‘person with autism’ (person-first language), and some are fine with using either.  


    Autism Abilities tends to use identity-first language. This means we will usually say 'autistic person' or 'autistic people', but please let us know if you would prefer us to use person-first language.

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    Autism Abilities is an autistic- and neurodiversity-affirming organisation. Diversity and inclusivity are important to us, and we are committed to ensuring our workplace and services reflect this. 


    Autism Abilities acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we live, work, and travel and pays respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elders past, present, and future. We are committed to the cultural safety of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, the cultural safety of children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, and providing a safe environment for children with a disability.


    Everyone is welcome at Autism Abilities regardless of their background, race, culture, religion, gender identity, or sexual orientation.


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