First steps when you are wondering about autism
If you have been searching late at night, you are not alone. Here is a calm, practical place to start.
12 March 2026 · 6 min read
Licensed clinicians
Fully credentialed team
Target group
Neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals
Family-centred
Parents supported at every step
Team
The people who will support your family
Co-founders with deep clinical experience in assessment, therapy, and family support.
Our services
Care that meets your child — and your family
From first questions to long-term support, these are the ways we most often walk alongside families.
From parents
You are not alone in this
“For the first time, someone explained our son to us in a way that made sense. We left feeling hopeful instead of overwhelmed.”
Maria G.
Parent of a 6-year-old
“The parent sessions were as valuable as the work with our daughter. We finally had a plan we could actually follow at home.”
Robert T.
Parent of a 9-year-old
“They never made us feel like we were overreacting. They listened, tested gently, and walked us through every step.”
Aisha K.
Parent of a 4-year-old
Our approach
A clear path from assessment to ongoing support
At The Milestone Centre, we follow a structured yet flexible approach so each child receives the most effective care possible. Our process is designed to create a clear pathway for success — from assessment to ongoing support.
Initial assessment
We begin with a comprehensive evaluation to understand each child's unique challenges and strengths.
Personalised plan
Based on the assessment, we create a customised therapy plan tailored to the child's specific needs.
Therapeutic intervention
Our expert team implements the plan through targeted therapies such as ABA, speech, and occupational therapy.
Family engagement
We involve families in the process, offering training and support to ensure consistency at home.
Continuous monitoring
We regularly assess progress and adjust interventions to ensure ongoing development and success.
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Tell us what you are going through. We will listen without judgment and help you find the right support for your family.