ADC
Croydon Park SA 5008, Australia, Croydon Park SA 5008
- Clinic
About ADC
Allied Developmental Care is an NDIS-registered and Medicare-accredited provider serving children and young people with disabilities aged birth to 17 years. They focus on best-practice principles of prevention, early intervention, and family-centered practice, empowering children and families to make their own choices through culturally responsive, evidence-based services.
What's offered
Clinic sessions
Services provided
ADC lists
- Early Childhood Support
- Child-centred and family-focused support for children under 9 years using a Key Worker model, including initial and ongoing assessments, holistic intervention planning, and collaboration between families and professionals.
- Therapy Services
- Child/young person-centred therapy applying psychological strategies including interpersonal, cognitive behaviour, skills training, and relaxation techniques with a trauma-informed, relationship-based approach.
- Behaviour Support
- Trauma-informed, relationship-based behaviour support using positive education focus to enhance social inclusion and well-being while minimising restrictive practices across natural environments.
- Job Coaching
- Support for young people to develop job search, workplace and social skills, practical industry-specific skills, and financial and life skills to exercise choice and control in employment.
- Specialist Support Coordination
- Specialised, time-limited guidance to reduce complexity, manage challenges, coordinate support networks, and build capacity and resilience for children and young people with complex needs.
Get to know ADC
From ADC's website.
Our approach
ADC provides strength-based, child-centred and family-focused services grounded in evidence-based practice. Sessions prioritize the individual needs of each child and young person with disability, with professionals and families working in partnership. The service follows a system that ensures timely and responsive care tailored to each child's specific circumstances. ADC's approach emphasises empowering children, young people, and their families to recognize their own abilities and possibilities, while building strong support networks around them. Prevention and early intervention are key principles that guide the work from early childhood onwards.
Working with families
Family involvement is central to ADC's philosophy and service delivery. The provider works through a family-centred approach, with families and professionals in partnership throughout supports and services. ADC communicates effectively with families from diverse backgrounds while maintaining strict confidentiality and managing information according to ethical principles and the NDIS Code of Conduct. The service recognises families as part of the support system and invests in building strong networks around each child. Decision-making respects families' rights to freedom of expression and self-determination.
Locations & areas served
Croydon Park
Croydon Park SA 5008, Australia, Croydon Park SA 5008
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