Autism Support at Liberty Allied Health — Tea Tree Gully, SA

Liberty Allied Health lists autism, sensory processing, and fine motor skills as areas it addresses. For children on the autism spectrum, occupational therapy typically focuses on these three interconnected areas. Sensory processing support may involve activities designed to help children regulate their responses to sensory input—for example, using sensory swings or weighted equipment to provide calming input, or structured play activities that gradually expose children to different textures and sounds. Fine motor skill development often includes exercises to strengthen hand control and coordination, such as threading activities, scissor practice, or handwriting preparation tasks. Autism-related support listed by the clinic may encompass strategies to support daily living skills, social participation, and managing transitions throughout the day. Liberty Allied Health's listing does not confirm NDIS registration in the current directory snapshot; families interested in NDIS-funded therapy should contact the clinic directly to discuss current funding arrangements and eligibility under the 2025-26 scheme. An occupational therapist cannot diagnose autism spectrum disorder, but can work with children who have a diagnosis to address functional goals identified by families and other professionals.