Cheeky Monkey Speech Pathology is an assessment and intervention speech pathology service for children aged 18 months to 18 years with communication difficulties including: articulation; phonology; receptive language; expressive language; literacy and fluency.

At Aspire we use the latest and best practices to teach appropriate behaviour and to reduce inappropriate behaviour. Procedures for reducing challenging behaviours, such as aggressive and disruptive behaviours, generally include strategies for not reinforcing the inappropriate behaviours, while teaching alternative appropriate replacement behaviours.

Visit Aspire Early Intervention for ABA therapy Sydney and a full range of children early intervention services. Call 1300 ABA Therapy for more information.

Our Early Intensive Behaviour Intervention offers you evidence-based, positive, and effective techniques. You will see the results in a more peaceful everyday life.

We have recently transferred our Registered Behaviour Technician Training course to an online format, meaning aspiring therapists; students and parents can now attain the RBT accreditation in their own time.

Behaviour is anything we say or do, from asking for milk, or a child telling their parent they can hear a plane, to playing in a sandpit. Even though those principles can be applied in many settings, such as hospitals or companies, it is mostly known for its implementation in children with autism and related disorders. For more details, you can visit https://www.aspireearlyintervention.com.

Aspire Early Intervention is now offering new ABA therapists, undergraduate students who study psychology, speech pathology, occupational therapy, or related course work, teachers, and parents to become Registered Behaviour Technicians with the Behaviour Analyst Certification Board.

The EIBI program would typically involve a child receiving between 10 ‐ 35 hours a week of early intervention at home and school. This therapy is implemented either by our staff, by independent therapists, or a combination of both Aspire staff and independents. For more details, you can visit https://www.aspireearlyintervention.com/early-intensive-behavioural-intervention-program.

New Medicare items for diagnosis and early intervention treatment for children with autism spectrum disorders. Further information is available from the Helping children with autism Inquiry Line on 612 9648 4442 and from https://www.aspireearlyintervention.com.

At Aspire we believe in building a supportive community around each child. Only through direct interaction between parents, therapists, and program managers can the best outcomes be reached for your child. For more details, you can visit https://www.aspireearlyintervention.com