Family-centred ABA therapy for kids in Melbourne's South East & City
Warm, personalised support for children with autism, ADHD and developmental delay — delivered at home, at kinder or school, or out in the community.
Master of ABA candidate, Monash University · 9+ years supporting children with disability · Supervised by a BCBA · Self & plan-managed NDIS welcome
Hi, I'm Nor Laili
Master of ABA candidate, Monash University (final semester) · Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA) candidate
I've spent more than 9 years supporting children and young people with disability — as a volunteer, teacher and support worker from preschool through to school and beyond. I've also worked as an ABA therapist in both Indonesia and Australia, across clinic, community, school and home settings.
I'm now in the final semester of my Master of Applied Behaviour Analysis at Monash University. I combine ABA with Positive Behaviour Support, taking the time to get to know your child and what matters to your family, so the skills we work on actually make everyday life a bit easier — for them and for you.
My work is supported by regular clinical supervision from a BCBA, so every program benefits from an extra experienced set of eyes.
Every kind of learner, every kind of family
Our ABA programs support children with autism, ADHD, developmental delay and related needs — building the skills that make home, kinder and school feel a little easier.
No label? No problem.
You don't need a diagnosis or a formal assessment to reach out. If you reckon your child could benefit from a bit of therapy support — or you're already working with a paediatrician, speech pathologist or OT and would love an extra pair of hands — send us a message. And if we're not the right fit for your family, we'll do our best to point you toward someone who is.
Real-life skills for the everyday moments that matter
We focus on the things that make a genuine difference at home, at kinder, at school and out in the community. Pick what feels most important right now — we'll meet you there.
Communication & language
From first words and gestures to longer sentences and back-and-forth chats — we help your little one find ways to be understood at home, at kinder and out and about.
Social skills & play
Sharing, turn-taking, joining in at the park, navigating playdates — gentle, real-life practice so your child feels more confident around other kids.
Daily living skills
Mealtimes, getting dressed, brushing teeth, toileting and bedtime — practical strategies that make the everyday a little smoother for the whole family.
Kinder & school readiness
Following routines, listening in a group, asking for help and managing the busy classroom — preparing your child for a positive start to school.
Transitions & Routines
Building flexible routines and smoother transitions can reduce stress, increase independence, and help children feel more confident throughout their day.
Behaviour & emotional regulation
Understanding what's behind big feelings and tricky moments, and learning calm, respectful strategies that work for your child and your family.
Not sure which area fits? That's completely okay — most families come to us with a mix. Send us a message and we'll help you make sense of it together.
A simple, no-pressure way to get started
We've kept things easy on purpose. Reaching out should feel like texting a mate who happens to know about ABA — not booking a serious medical appointment.
Reach out and say hello
Send us a quick WhatsApp or SMS. No long forms, no waiting lists — just a real conversation with a real person who genuinely wants to help.
Share what's on your mind
Tell us a little about your child, what's going well, and what you'd like a bit of support with. There are no silly questions here.
A friendly chat about your goals
We'll talk through what matters most for your family — your priorities, your routines, and what 'progress' looks like for your child.
Clear, practical next steps
You'll walk away with simple, individualised suggestions you can try straight away — and a plan for how we can keep supporting you.
Melbourne CBD & South East Melbourne
We support families in Melbourne CBD & inner suburbs, and across South East Melbourne — including Clayton, Caulfield, Glen Waverley, Dandenong, Endeavour Hills, Narre Warren, Berwick, Cranbourne.
Not sure if we cover your suburb? Just send a message.
Clear pricing, flexible funding
Transparent hourly rates
No hidden extras. Message us for a quick, no-obligation quote based on your child's program.
Flexible funding
Self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants welcome, plus self-funded families.
Typical program
2-hour sessions, 3–4 days per week — always tailored to your child and your family's routine.
Good questions, honest answers
If something isn't covered here, just send a quick message — there's no such thing as a silly question when it comes to your child.
Do I need a diagnosis or NDIS plan?
Not at all. Self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants are welcome, as are self-funded families and those still waiting on an assessment. We're happy to have an honest chat either way.
What is ABA, and is it right for my child?
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that looks at how children learn and what helps new skills stick. Modern ABA is play-based, individualised and respectful — focused on meaningful everyday skills, never compliance for its own sake. The first chat is the best way to work out whether it suits your child.
Who supervises my child's program?
Programs are designed and delivered by our clinician, Nor Laili — a Master of ABA candidate, Monash University (final semester) and Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA) candidate — with regular clinical supervision from a BCBA.
Which areas do you cover?
Melbourne CBD & inner suburbs, and South East Melbourne — including Clayton, Caulfield, Glen Waverley, Dandenong, Endeavour Hills, Narre Warren, Berwick, Cranbourne. Not sure if we cover your suburb? Just send a message.
How much does it cost?
We keep our hourly rates transparent — message us for a quick, no-obligation quote based on your child's program. The first 15-minute chat is free.
What ages do you support?
We mainly support children aged around 2–12. If your child is outside this range, message us and we'll let you know honestly whether we can help.
A gentle note for families
The information on this page is general in nature and isn't a substitute for personalised assessment or clinical advice. Every child and every family is beautifully different — so any support should always be tailored to your individual needs, values and circumstances.
Ready to take the next small step?
Give us a call, send a quick WhatsApp or SMS, or leave your details below and we'll get back to you. No pressure, just a friendly chat.
We usually reply within one business day, Monday to Friday.