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Autism Support & Services Online, Australia wide

Find therapies, allied health services, NDIS supports and more - for autistic kids, teens, adults and their families, available via Telehealth and online across the country

Helping you find online autism support

Helping you find online autism support

The Autism Support Directory exists to help our autistic community find providers that align with their needs and circumstances. 

Our Online Services Directory lists supports and services for autistic children, teenagers and adults that can be accessed anywhere in Australia (via Telehealth or online). 

Online categories include: 

  • Autism & ADHD Assessments
  • Autism & ADHD Coaching
  • Therapies & Allied Health Support
  • Education & Employment Support
  • NDIS Plan Managers & Support Coordinators
  • Parent & Carer Support
  • Virtual Support Work

Please note that all listing information is provided by the businesses themselves. The Autism Support Directory does not verify, endorse, or recommend any listed provider.

Featured Providers Therapists, service providers and allied health clinics supporting autistic kids, teens and adults Australia wide (Telehealth and online)

Featured providers hold a paid listing in the Autism Support Directory. Please note that featured status is not an endorsement or recommendation of services. We encourage you to make your own enquiries directly with any provider before engaging their services.

New to the Directory Warmly welcoming the Autism Support Directory's newest online providers

Autistic-Led Businesses Online providers bringing lived autistic experience to their services and approach - Founded, owned or led by autistic individuals

Autistic-led businesses are self-identified. Please contact the provider directly to find out how lived autistic experience is linked to their services.

Browse All Categories Explore providers offering autism support, services and therapies online - by service category

Are you a provider offering online neurodiversity-affirming support, therapy or social groups for our autistic community?