Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder is becoming an increasing common mental health issue affecting more and more people across various areas of society from families and caregivers to schools and work places and wider community settings.
Those with Autism Spectrum Disorder tend to see and interact with the world differently from most and these articles will assist in how you can support someone with a spectrum disorder.
Dis-Ability or Diff-Ability
I love working with people – with or without a diagnosed disability. Some people I work with have presenting symptom(s) that lead to a formalised ...
Autism Spectrum – Going Beyond the Label
Tanya Curtis has been working in the field of disability and with Autism Spectrum Disorder since 2002 and sees autism as a description of a ...
I heart handwriting
“I hate heart handwriting”. These are the dream words that many parents of children who struggle with handwriting would like to hear – that their ...
Fussy Eaters and Problem Feeders
Promoting healthy eating behaviours is vital to your child’s development. Many parents can feel stuck with what to do when their ‘fussy’ child won’t eat.
How Occupational Therapy and Psychology Can Support Improved Mental Health and Well-being
Mental Health Week runs during 4-10 October. To mark this event, we will share how you can support yourself or a loved one experiencing a ...
Understanding The Root Cause of Eating Disorders
Too frequently in today’s society, people who have labels become identified or are identified by their labels. In reality, a label will never change a ...
Fabic is Now Offering Occupational Therapy
Fabic has recently welcomed Occupational Therapist, Annie to their clinical team. Annie provides services to both adults and children and will be offering sessions from ...
Autism Speech Pathology Services at Fabic
FABIC provides services to many children on the autism spectrum to support them, their families and carers to understand and develop the skills to change ...
How can Speech Pathology support children?
Is speech pathology all about the way people talk ... or is there more to it?Speech pathologists, as the name suggests, work with children who ...