Ability to Achieve

We provide comprehensive youth early intervention programs in Sydney assessments designed to identify developmental delays, learning challenges, behavioural concerns, and social-communication needs. Our team conducts autism assessments (including ADOS-2), ABA assessments, and cognitive and academic assessments such as WISC-V and WIAT-III to gain a clear understanding of each child’s strengths and support needs.

With accurate assessment results, families and professionals can make informed decisions and implement personalised intervention plans that truly support a child’s growth and long-term success.

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Helping Children Reach Their Full Potential

At Ability to Achieve, we help children grow with confidence through clear, evidence-based Early Intervention Assessment Services for Youth in Sydney. Whether it’s developmental delays, behavioural concerns, or autism-related needs, our assessments, including ADOS-2, ABA assessments, and cognitive tools like WISC-V and WIAT-III, provide an accurate picture of a child’s abilities.

We turn these insights into practical, easy-to-follow recommendations that support families, educators, and therapists in creating the best path forward for each child.

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Helping Children Reach Their Full Potential

At Ability to Achieve, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. Our early intervention assessments are designed to better understand each child’s unique strengths and challenges, offering practical guidance for families, schools, and support networks.

Our Assessment Services

Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Assessment

A detailed assessment that identifies behaviour patterns, learning needs, and environmental factors. We use these insights to design effective, positive behaviour support strategies tailored to each child.

3MOXO Continuous Performance Test

A computer-based tool that measures attention, focus, impulsivity, and processing speed, often used when exploring concerns related to ADHD or attention difficulties.

Conners Early Childhood (Ages 2–6)

A reliable assessment that helps understand a young child’s emotional, social, and behavioural development through observations from both parents and educators.

Conners 4

A comprehensive tool for older children, providing clear insights into attention challenges, hyperactivity, impulse control, and executive functioning.

Autism Assessments – ADOS-2 Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS-2)

 A structured, play-based assessment widely recognised as the gold standard for identifying Autism in children. ADOS-2 provides a clear understanding of communication, social interaction, and behaviour across different developmental levels to support accurate diagnosis and tailored intervention planning.

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Cognitive & Academic Assessments

WISC-V (Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children – Fifth Edition)

A comprehensive cognitive assessment that helps identify how a child learns, thinks, and processes information. The WISC-V supports early intervention by offering insights into:
–  Working Memory – understanding focus, attention, and short-term memory
– Processing Speed – identifying how quickly and efficiently a child completes tasks
– Problem-Solving & Reasoning – highlighting strengths and areas needing support

This assessment is ideal for families seeking clarity around learning difficulties, developmental concerns, or school performance.

WIAT-III (Wechsler Individual Achievement Test – Third Edition)

A detailed academic assessment that evaluates core skills such as reading, writing, spelling, and numeracy. The WIAT-III helps identify:
– Learning delays
– Specific academic difficulties
– Areas where a child may require additional support
– Opportunities for enrichment and skill-building

It provides clear guidance for targeted intervention and personalised learning plans.

Who These Assessments Support

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Children experiencing learning difficulties

Children who are struggling with learning or falling behind at school

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Families concerned about ADHD, Autism, or developmental delays

Parents seeking clarity through evidence-based early intervention and developmental assessments.

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Children displaying emotional or behavioural challenges

Those who need deeper assessment to understand behaviour, emotion regulation, or attention-related concerns.

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Young learners preparing for school

Young learners needing extra support to get school-ready