Services include speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, applied behaviour analysis (ABA), educational psychology assessments, social skills group training, sensory integration therapy, play therapy, and specialised tutoring for learning differences like dyslexia and dyscalculia.

Signs vary by age but may include delayed speech, difficulty following instructions, challenges with social interaction, unusually high or low sensitivity to sensory input, persistent behavioural difficulties, or significant struggles with reading, writing, or maths compared to peers.

Yes — the government provides subsidised assessments and therapy through Maternal and Child Health Centres and Child Assessment Centres, though waiting lists can be long (6–18 months). Many families supplement with private services for earlier or more intensive intervention.