Join us for this informative webinar designed for parents of preschool-aged children and childcare educators.

The session will empower you with the tools and knowledge to recognise potential developmental delays and provide guidance on the next steps to support a child’s growth and learning.

The webinar will cover:

• Understanding developmental milestones — what to expect during the early years and how to spot potential red flags.
• Identifying possible developmental delays — what behavioural, social, emotional, and physical signs might indicate a need for further evaluation.
• Practical strategies for monitoring development— tips & resources for tracking a child’s progress over time.
• When and how to seek help — connecting with specialists, and accessing early intervention services.
• Fostering a supportive environment — how parents and educators can collaborate to create the best outcomes for children.

Who is this talk suitable for?

For parents, carers and educators of children up to the age of 6.

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Early identification and intervention can make a world of difference in a child’s development. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to learn more about recognising and addressing developmental delays and concerns

Learn more about your speakers

Melissa Wall, Clinical Director Queensland, Educational & Developmental Psychologist & Board Certified Behaviour Analyst

Melissa brings over 25 years of dedicated experience supporting children with autism and their families, both in Australia and internationally. Throughout her career, she has worked across a wide range of settings—including early intervention and schools—developing a deep understanding of the unique needs of each child and family. With a compassionate, child and family-centered approach, Melissa is a passionate advocate for early, individualised, and evidence-based support.

Karen McKinnon, National Clinical Director, Psychologist & Certified Behaviour Analyst

Working in the field since 1995 and with a career spanning three decades, Karen’s work centres around her belief that autistic children and families deserve every possible opportunity in life.  Her expertise includes the design and implementation of a range of supports for autistic children and their families. Her work includes diagnosis, assessment and consultation for children across centre-based, home, education and community settings.  Karen’s leadership is grounded in a deep commitment to empowering autistic children and their families through the highest-quality, individualised support.

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Places are limited. Book your spot today.

About Autism Partnership

Autism Partnership has been supporting children and families for over 25 years. We believe that every child deserves a life of independence and opportunity. We provide autism-specific services, intervention and support to autistic children and their families. Autism Partnership is a not-for-profit organisation.

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