Williams Occupational Therapy

24/04/2026

You wanted the indicator on… but somehow the wipers are going full speed instead 😅 A classic learner driver (and yes, even experienced driver) moment.

It’s Friday, so here’s your reminder that learning to drive isn’t just serious and structured. It can also be stressful, funny, confusing, and oddly memorable all at once.
Got an “oops” moment behind the wheel? Share it with us 👇

23/04/2026

Driving looks different for everyone - and it should.
Having a disability doesn’t mean driving is out of reach. With the right support, the journey into the community can feel more achievable, not overwhelming.

At Williams OT, we focus on you your goals, your strengths, and what works best for your lifestyle.
Because it’s not about fitting into the system, it’s about finding the right approach that fits you.

A tailored driving assessment is the first step.
👉 Submit a referral via the link below:
➡️ https://www.williamsot.com/referral-form/

21/04/2026

Starting your driving journey can feel overwhelming especially if you’re not sure what to expect from an occupational therapy driving assessment. Every assessment is tailored to the individual. Whether your goal is independence, work, or everyday life tasks, we’re here to support the journey forward.

If you’re wondering whether an assessment is right for you or someone you support, this is a great place to start.

👉 Ready to take the next step? Submit a referral via the link.
https://www.williamsot.com/referral-form/

15/04/2026

We’re excited to be featured in the latest edition of Occupational Therapy Australia Connections Magazine 🙌

Our very own Brad Williams shares insights into the Drive With Me program which supports parents and teens to build independence through driving and everyday community participation.

If you’re an OT looking to better support clients with autism (or any disability) in real-world environments, this one’s worth a read.

📖 Check out page 18 in the latest issue

🔗 Interested in referring or learning more about the program? Get in touch or submit a referral today via https://www.williamsot.com/referral-form/

13/04/2026

Driving is more than just knowing the rules.
For many teens on the autism spectrum, it can mean processing multiple things at once, managing sensory input, and making quick decisions under pressure.

If it feels overwhelming, there’s usually a reason, and here at Williams OT, understanding all of these, makes it easier to support them in the right way.

If your teen is finding driving challenging, we’re here to help.
👉 Submit a referral via https://www.williamsot.com/referral-form/

08/04/2026

There’s a common misconception that autism presents the same way in everyone

In reality, no two individuals are never the same
Even when two people share a diagnosis, their strengths, needs, and support strategies can be completely different.

That’s why individualised, person-centred support is so important.

01/04/2026

April is World Autism Awareness Month 💙

It’s a gentle reminder for us to slow down, listen more, and better understand the different ways people experience the world.

At Williams OT, we’re lucky to work alongside individuals and families every day learning what matters to them, what works, and how we can support them in ways that actually feel meaningful.

There’s no one “right” way to do life. And that’s exactly the point.

This month (and always), we’re here to support, adapt, and walk alongside you.

27/03/2026

Exciting news! One of our Drive with Me Program students has just passed their P's test and they are one step closer to achieving independence through driving!

If you are curious about how or what the Drive with Me Program is all about, just send us a quick message and we'll make sure to send it you!

19/03/2026

19/03/2026

Huge shoutout to our Clinical Lead AT OT, Kat 👏
Her presentation, “Round Peg, Square Hole: Why Transport Matters in Wheelchair Prescription,” at this week’s 2026 ATSA Expo was a powerful reminder that wheelchair prescription is not just about the chair. It is about enabling people to move through their world with greater ease, safety, and independence.

Proud to see this important message shared on a national stage 🙌

19/03/2026

Filmed yesterday for today.

Get there if you can

10/03/2026

Curious about Assistive Technology? 🦽

The ATSA Independent Living Expo is just around the corner! Join us next week, 18-19 March 2026 at the Wayville Showgrounds to explore a huge range of assistive technology, mobility equipment, and vehicle modification options - all in one place.

Even better? Our Clinical Lead AT OT Kat will be presenting on Wheelchairs and Transport, sharing insights into mobility and transport solutions that support independence and community participation.

If you’re interested in assistive technology, mobility solutions, or accessible transport, this is a fantastic event to check out. Everyone is welcome!

Find out more:
https://expo.atsa.org.au/adelaide-expo/