Kidspot Feature: How to keep the spark alive while raising special needs children

One thing that we always make a priority is communication. The good, bad, awesome and frightening! For our relationship, everything stems from our partnership being open, honest and respectful.

In 2014, our relationship was tested in a way neither of us had expected. It was a bootcamp for COVID lockdown that’s for sure!

My husband had been working a large Australian company for several years and they were looking for an employee to move to Europe to head up their division there.

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Jummps keeps business alive by support Gold Coast autism community | Gold Coast Bulletin

Trampoline therapy provides emotional regulation, core strength development and increases muscle tone. It enhances gross motor skills, balance and co-ordination. It provides social interactions and personalised programs. “Jummps Indoor Trampoline Park is an incredible facility that my boys have been attending regularly now for 7 months. Melissa and her team are highly skilled, caring and

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Mama Mag Feature: Autistic Understanding

There is a strong autism community out there and it can be easy to forget that for the majority of Australians they have limited exposure to what autistic traits may be.  Thank you to Mama Mag for this wonderful article.

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Leading Allied Health And Disability Care Provider Partners With Australian Charity To Offer Specialised Training In Autism

To mark World Autism Month, award-winning, national allied health provider, Physio Inq, has partnered with Australian charity, Spectrum Support, to deploy its expertise and specialised training for its entire 200+ allied health workforce to improve their skills in treating and empowering clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Physio Inq, which has a division that provides

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