Our Approach to Assessments
At Autism Abilities, we aim to make every assessment enjoyable, inclusive and meaningful.
Assessments may include formal standardised assessments, evaluation through play and conversation, observation and other interactive strategies.
Depending on the assessment, this may include observing how a person interacts and communicates with others, as well as using questionnaires and profiles.
Assessments provide valuable insights into a person’s strengths, needs and individual differences, helping us develop personalised recommendations and supports.
Autism Abilities can provide the following assessments:
- Functional Capacity Assessment
- Articulation Assessment (Speech Sounds)
- Pragmatic Language Assessment
- Literacy Assessment
- Fluency Assessment
- Expressive and Receptive Language Assessment
Our assessments support individuals of all ages and provide valuable information about individual strengths, needs and areas for support. Assessments may explore independence and daily living (Functional Capacity), speech clarity (Articulation), social communication (Pragmatic Language), literacy, speech fluency, and language understanding and expression (Expressive & Receptive Language).
Each assessment is tailored to the person and provides clear recommendations to guide appropriate supports and next steps.
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Learn More About Our Assessments
FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENT
Evaluates an individual’s ability to perform daily tasks independently. This includes self-care, communication, mobility, and social participation. Helps guide therapy plans and support needs.
ARTICULATION ASSESSMENT (SPEECH SOUNDS)
Our assessments address key aspects of communication, from speech clarity (articulation) to social skills (pragmatic language), literacy development, and fluency. We evaluate speech flow, reading and writing abilities, and language comprehension (expressive & receptive) to enhance communication and support personal and academic success.