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Autism and Driving

Driving with Autism: Unlocking the Road to Independence

Are you or a loved one with autism interested in learning to drive? As a driver trained occupational therapist (OT), I understand the importance of navigating the world on your own terms. Let’s address the question that is on many minds: Can individuals with autism drive? The short answer is: Yes! Many people with [...]

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Autism and Driving: Guiding the Road Safely

For many young adults, gaining the freedom that comes with a driver's license is an iconic rite of passage. Yet this significant milestone can give rise to unique challenges for those on the autism spectrum. Approaching the intersection of autism and driving requires careful consideration, specialised preparation, and a sometimes extra supports to ensure safety [...]

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OT Driving Assessment with NDIS

Driving is an essential aspect of independence, providing the freedom to travel and engage with the community. However, for individuals with medical conditions or disabilities, driving can present unique challenges. At Modified Driving, we offer specialised Occupational Therapy (OT) Driving Assessments tailored to ensure that individuals can drive safely and confidently. Our assessments are [...]

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Can You Drive with Autism? Insights from Occupational Therapy Experts

Can a person with a diagnosis of autism drive? Autism (Autism Spectrum Disorder) is a cognitive developmental condition that impacts on how the person observes, interprets and interacts with their surroundings; from their physical environment to people around them. The disorder affects people differently and is often categorised into three levels; level 1 (mild), level [...]

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