Autism Support at Concentric — Across NSW

Concentric supports children with autism spectrum disorder through two interconnected service areas: autism-focused occupational therapy and sensory processing support. Children on the autism spectrum often experience challenges with sensory regulation, motor skills, and daily living activities—areas where occupational therapy makes a meaningful difference. At Concentric, interventions are tailored to each child's unique sensory profile and developmental needs. Examples of activities include using sensory swings and weighted equipment to help regulate nervous system responses, practising fine-motor skills through play-based activities like threading and drawing, and developing visual schedules to support transitions between activities. Sensory processing work might involve exploring different textures, sounds, and movement experiences in a controlled environment to build tolerance and confidence. Many families access Concentric's services through NDIS funding, with support available under 2025-26 pricing arrangements for eligible participants. It's important to note that occupational therapists cannot diagnose autism or sensory processing disorder—diagnosis comes from medical professionals—but OTs work collaboratively with your child's healthcare team to address functional goals and build independence in meaningful ways.