Janine Manjiviona & Associates offers high-quality, individualised services for Autism Spectrum Conditions across the lifespan with more than 20 years of experience.
Reviews for this practice are mixed and cover different practitioners, making it difficult to draw consistent conclusions. One reviewer praised Janine highly for her awareness of LGBTQIA+ and neurodiversity issues, while another reviewer had a significantly negative experience with Dr. Manjiviona, specifically citing a lack of familiarity with basic LGBTQ+ terminology and repeated misgendering despite being asked to stop. A third reviewer spoke positively about psychologist Mihiri Weerasinghe's autism assessment work with a child, describing her as thorough and personable. Parents should be aware that experiences appear to vary considerably depending on which practitioner they see.
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Janine Manjiviona & Associates offers high-quality, individualised services for Autism Spectrum Conditions across the lifespan with more than 20 years of experience. The practice works with children, adolescents, adults and their families, providing diagnostic assessments and treatment for related issues such as anxiety and depression, with a strong focus on enhancing well-being and developing practical skills and improving relationships.
Diagnostic assessments and treatment for autism spectrum conditions in children and adolescents, including related issues such as anxiety and depression.
Diagnostic assessments and treatment for autism spectrum conditions in adults, including related issues such as anxiety and depression.
Support services for parents of individuals with autism spectrum conditions.
Support for individuals with autism spectrum conditions and couples where one has ASD.
Input into school-related issues including Individual Learning Plans, Behavioural Support Plans, and Parent Support Group meetings.
Lectures, seminars and workshops for professional groups and parents, covering topics such as understanding children with ASD, early identification, and how females with ASD present.