Dot to Dot Early Intervention

04/06/2026

🎉 Celebrating 20 Years of Raising Children Network

For two decades, Raising Children Network has been a trusted source of accurate, evidence-based parenting information. In today’s “wild wild web,” where ideas can be overwhelming or conflicting, reliable guidance matters more than ever.

✨ As Thriving Kids prepares to roll out, websites like this will be a cornerstone resource for families. Because information is power: the more parents learn, the better equipped they are to support their child’s growth and wellbeing.

💡 This week, we invite parents to invest in their own knowledge, because every step you take to understand your child’s world makes a difference.

Please visit: https://raisingchildren.net.au/ to explore trusted articles, videos, and tools designed to help you and your child thrive ✨

01/06/2026

🎉 Group Session Dates Are Here! 🎉

We're excited to announce our upcoming group programs, designed by our amazing Dietetics, OT, and Speech team, to help children build skills, confidence, friendships, and have plenty of fun along the way!

🍓 Fun with Food Group

Join us for a 7-week adventure exploring food, sensory experiences, and mealtime confidence.
📅 Friday mornings
🗓 Starting 12th June

🤝 Social Skills Group

A fun and supportive school holiday program focused on building connections, communication, and confidence.
📅 14th–16th July
🕒 Afternoons during the school holidays

🎵 Music Group

Connect, create, and build skills through music, movement, and shared experiences.
📅 Friday afternoons
🗓 Term 3

Places are limited, so we encourage families to register their interest early.

If you'd like to learn more or find out whether a group is the right fit for your child, get in touch with our team, we'd love to chat! 💙

[email protected]
0416 219 475

19/05/2026

I AM ME - authentic and beautiful.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that this video contains images and voices of people who have passed.

‘I Am Me’ is a song about children’s rights.

It is a Children's Rights Queensland resource, co-created with Aunty Sharron mirii Bell and Queensland children.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that this video contains images and voices of people who have passed. 'I Am Me’ is a song about chi...

16/05/2026

Hunter couldn't yet speak, but he was a boy bursting with character and fierce emotion. His mother Cassie came to therapy with a fire in her heart and determination in her eyes. She had been told her son wouldn't have a chance and she was going to prove them wrong.
10 years on Hunter tells his own story in his own way.

12/05/2026

As clinicians and parents, we spend so much time thinking about the right strategies, the right supports, the right next step.
But every now and then, something simple brings us back to what matters most.

In this video, our Director, Laura shares a moment at the park, watching her own children play with another child, and seeing just how much it meant to his parents that their child was wanted in that moment.

It was a powerful reminder that before any therapy approach, technique, or goal… comes connection. Feeling seen. Feeling included. Feeling like you belong.

It’s something we know professionally, but moments like this keep us grounded in it, as people.

For the families we work with, and those just starting to explore support, this is at the heart of everything we do 💛

09/05/2026

06/05/2026

If your child prefers a white–beige diet (think pasta, bread, crackers, plain foods), you’re not alone!

At Dot to Dot, we take a gentle, understanding approach to supporting kids to feel safe around food, build confidence, and expand their choices at their own pace 💛

Right now:
✨ We have immediate availability for dietitian appointments
✨ Our Fun with Food Program is taking expressions of interest
✨ And if you’re not sure where to start, you’re always welcome to give us a call!

No pressure, no judgment, just support, guidance, and practical strategies that can work for your family.


📞 Reach out anytime, we’re here to help.