Thriving Kids Program
At daar, we believe every child deserves the chance to thrive. Our Thriving Kids Program is designed to provide evidence-based, personalised support for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Intellectual Disability (ID), and Global Developmental Delay (GDD).
By combining behaviour analytic principles, developmental frameworks, and a warm, family-centred approach, the program equips children with the skills they need for everyday life, school readiness, social relationships, and long-term wellbeing.

Who is the program for?
The Thriving Kids Program supports children and families living with:
- ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder): to build communication, social skills, flexibility, and emotional regulation.
- ADHD: to improve focus, impulse control, emotional regulation, and school participation.
- ID (Intellectual Disability): to foster independence, daily living skills, and adaptive functioning.
- GDD (Global Developmental Delay): to promote developmental progress across communication, play, motor, and cognitive domains.
We recognise that every child’s journey is unique. That’s why the program is tailored to the child’s individual goals and family priorities.
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Our approach
At the heart of the Thriving Kids Program is a collaborative and multidisciplinary model, where behaviour therapists, speech pathologists, exercise physiologists, and psychologists work together to design comprehensive care.
Key elements of our approach include:

Functional Assessment
We begin by understanding each child’s strengths, preferences, and areas of support. Functional assessments identify the “why” behind behaviours and set a strong foundation for meaningful interventions.

Skill-Building Programs
We target core developmental areas such as:
- Communication (speech, gestures, AAC, PECS)
- Social skills (turn-taking, friendships, play)
- Emotional regulation (coping strategies, self-awareness)
- Independence (self-care, daily routines, transitions)
- Academic readiness (attention, early literacy, problem-solving)

Evidence-Based Interventions
We draw on internationally recognised, research-backed methodologies, including:
- Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA): shaping and reinforcing positive behaviours.
- Naturalistic teaching strategies: embedding learning into play and everyday routines.
- Visual supports and structured teaching: helping children understand and succeed.
- Family training and coaching: empowering parents and caregivers to extend strategies beyond the clinic.

Progress Monitoring
Data is collected in every session, ensuring programs remain responsive and adaptive to your child’s progress. Families receive regular updates and clear, measurable reports.
At daar, monitoring is grounded in clinical experience and evidence: our multidisciplinary team reviews progress regularly, communicates transparently with families, and adjusts plans as needed to ensure care is effective, accountable and aligned with each child’s goals.
What makes the Thriving Kids Program different?
- Individualised programs designed around your child’s goals.
- Collaborative care across disciplines, ensuring no area of development is left behind.
- Family-first approach with training, resources, and support for parents and caregivers.
- Flexible settings: available in our clinic, at home, or within school and daycare environments.
- Focus on quality of life: we don’t just target behaviours, we nurture independence, confidence, and happiness.

Our goal is simple: to help your child gain meaningful skills while giving you confidence that every hour of support is purposeful, measurable, and tailored to your family’s needs.
Why families choose daar
Families choose daar because we create a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment where children can flourish. With state-of-the-art therapy spaces, tailored resources, and a passionate team, we ensure every child has the tools and guidance to thrive.
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Get started with the Thriving Kids Program
Whether your child is just beginning their therapy journey or continuing to build on their skills, the Thriving Kids Program can provide the structure, expertise, and care they need. Book a consultation now by calling us at 02 9133 2500.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Who is the Thriving Kids Program for?
A: The program supports children with ASD, ADHD, Intellectual Disability (ID), and Global Developmental Delay (GDD). It is tailored to each child’s strengths, needs, and family goals.
Q: How does the program help my child?
A: We focus on building communication, social skills, emotional regulation, attention, and independence. Every child has a customised plan designed to help them thrive at home, school, and in the community.
Q: What methods do you use?
A: Our team uses evidence-based approaches such as Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), naturalistic teaching, visual supports, play-based learning, and parent coaching. These methods ensure skills are practical and transferable to everyday life.
Q: Where does therapy take place?
Sessions can be delivered in our clinic, at home, or within school and daycare settings — wherever your child learns best.
Q: How do we get started?
Contact our team at daar to arrange an initial consultation. We’ll discuss your child’s needs, set family-centred goals, and design an individualised therapy plan.
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How We Review and Monitor Progress
At daar, we know that children grow and change quickly, and their therapy plans need to keep pace. That’s why the Thriving Kids Program is reviewed every 12 weeks (once per school term) to ensure your child’s goals and strategies remain effective, meaningful, and achievable.
This structured review process ensures that the Thriving Kids Program is dynamic, responsive, and personalised, helping every child move steadily toward greater independence and confidence.
Ongoing Monitoring
Our therapists collect data during every session, tracking your child’s progress across communication, social skills, emotional regulation, and independence. This allows us to spot growth, plateaus, or challenges in real time.
Family Updates
Parents and caregivers are kept in the loop with regular feedback after sessions, so you’ll always know what your child is working on and how you can support them at home.
Formal Reviews
Every 12 weeks, we sit down with families to review progress in detail. We celebrate achievements, discuss areas that need more focus, and set new goals for the next stage of your child’s journey.
Flexibility
If your child’s needs change before the 12-week review, adjustments can be made sooner. We believe therapy should evolve with your child, not wait for the next term to roll around.
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