Creating Change to
Help Neurodivergent
Children Thrive
Welcome to Journey 2 Learn
Journey 2 Learn provides One-on-One Early Childhood Intervention & Therapy Support Services to neurodivergent children with the primary aim of supporting inclusive access to mainstream schooling during their prime developmental years, i.e. kindergarten, prep, junior and middle school.
Journey 2 Learn supports neurodivergent children with one or more of the following diagnoses:
- Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
- Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and dyspraxia
- Sensory processing issues
- Other developmental disorders
Journey 2 Learn uses evidence based therapies and taps into the children’s unique strengths to fill in the gaps and help them adapt to their environment, whether that's school, social settings or at home.
At Journey 2 Learn, we are passionate about aiding neurodivergent children to unlock their full potential. Through our specialised one-on-one services, dedicated therapists, and commitment to inclusive practices, we create a nurturing a productive environment for your child's development.
We advocate for the well-being of neurodivergent children, striving to prevent them from being misunderstood. With a holistic approach, we acknowledge the challenges they face and empathise with their experiences. Our nurturing environment aims to reshape the learning journey for neurodivergent children, empowering them to thrive and learn in their own unique way.
Hear what parents have to say...
"Having that peer modelling that she has now been given by being in mainstream school, has really accelerated her development!"
"Ariana would never have been able to access mainstream if it wasn't for Journey 2 Learn"
"it wasn't until my son starting attending Journey 2 Learn with one-on-one support that we could see the possibility that our son could stay at school, make friends, and not be excluded..."
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