TAASC

TAASC TAASC was specifically set up to answer questions that parents have about autism and ADHD. Our commitment to you is to be a centre of excellence.

Every young person develops in a complex and unique way, so it takes multiple viewpoints to assess their behaviours or performance reliability. TAASC offers an individual, tailor-made assessment pathway –based on current international standards-to answer the questions you or others might have about your son or daughter’s development. Although we are flexible enough to cater for individual needs, T

AASC is principally structured along specific pathways to allow us to best reach conclusions about whether an individual has an Autism Spectrum Disorder or an Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We will provide you with a copy of our recommendations, together with the expected costs of the recommended assessments, and we will arrange for sessions to be done in a timely manner. Different specialists will each complete their part of the assessment at at our Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) meeting we will refer to international diagnostic criteria to reach a conclusion . The outcomes, as well as TAASC recommendations, will be discussed with you during a feedback session. The summary of the assessment and feedback will also be provided in the form of a report. We will be glad to communicate our conclusions and recommendations to important stakeholders in your child’s development such as their school, or family doctor, and liaise with them as necessary. Similarly, we also offer a further interactive feedback session a few weeks after the end of the pathway for any new queries. We will always do our utmost to ensure that the quality of our service meets accepted and expected international standards, since we are sure that you require this from us. Indeed, our children deserve nothing less.

Join us for our April ✨ CPD Café ✨ at TAASCThis month's topic is "Nutrition and Mental Health"Diet quality has long been...
24/04/2026

Join us for our April ✨ CPD Café ✨ at TAASC
This month's topic is "Nutrition and Mental Health"

Diet quality has long been linked to improved mental health outcomes in nutritional epidemiology.
But does eating better improve how we feel, or do we eat better when we feel good?
This session will review the current evidence on nutrition and mental health, separating association from intervention-based findings and what they mean for practice.

🎤 Speaker: Diana Azzopardi, State Registered Nutritionist
🗓 Wednesday 29th April
⏰ 7:00–8:00pm
📍 TAASC, 3rd Floor, Remedies Clinic, Birkirkara

💶 €10 external participants
🤝 Free for TAASC Associates

Join us for an engaging and practical CPD session.
Limited places available.
👉 Register here → https://forms.gle/99LkSatSQecqFDmM6



23/04/2026
We’re sharing an inspiring read from the MOVE Sport Psychology Series featuring Maltese ocean rower Steve Chetcuti and h...
22/04/2026

We’re sharing an inspiring read from the MOVE Sport Psychology Series featuring Maltese ocean rower Steve Chetcuti and his solo Atlantic crossing. A powerful reminder of resilience, mental strength, and the importance of talking about loneliness! 💪

Interview conducted and blog written by Jasmine Borg,  Health Psychologist & Sport Psychology Practitioner MOVE, The Sport & Exercise Medicine Centre, March 2026. Steve Chetcuti became the first Maltese person to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean. This is what he le

🌟 Potty Training: Setting Your Child Up for Success 🌟 with Sarah Bianco – Senior OT & Sensory Integration Practitioner📅 ...
21/04/2026

🌟 Potty Training: Setting Your Child Up for Success 🌟
with Sarah Bianco – Senior OT & Sensory Integration Practitioner

📅 18 May ONLINE • ⏰ 10:00–12:00 or 18:00-20:00 • 💶 €25

Potty training is a big milestone, and knowing when your child is truly ready can make all the difference.
This webinar is designed to give parents and caregivers a deeper understanding of the signs of potty-training readiness and the tools needed to approach the process with confidence.

Join us to learn:
✨ The most common behavioral, physical, and developmental signs that indicate potty-training readiness
✨ How to tell the difference between curiosity and true readiness
✨ Tips for creating a supportive environment that motivates your child
✨ Strategies to help your child build confidence and stay consistent
✨ Common challenges—and how to troubleshoot them with patience and positivity

Why it matters:
Recognizing readiness and using supportive approaches can reduce stress, prevent setbacks, and help your child develop healthy, independent toileting habits.

Book your place now 👉https://forms.gle/soXBnKmY2Dqs2MtT6
For more info 👉 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YJ4xbcvt25pIaaGO15Yp_AICfQU_uYgM/view?usp=sharing
Learn more about the OT Series 2026 here 👉https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p6EOIJzgHHvTytJBOyGVIwSz62w1LNeM/view?usp=sharing



📚 ADOS-2 Course & Refresher Session – TAASC Malta 📚At TAASC Malta, we remain committed to strengthening autism assessmen...
20/04/2026

📚 ADOS-2 Course & Refresher Session – TAASC Malta 📚

At TAASC Malta, we remain committed to strengthening autism assessment standards locally by investing in high-quality, internationally recognised training.

We were proud to host the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition training course in Malta this April, led by Dr Mark Lovell, a highly respected ADOS-2 Trainer of Trainers from the UK.

Over 5 intensive days (13–17 April 2026), professionals from across disciplines engaged in 35 hours of CPD/CME-accredited training.

The course combined teaching, live demonstrations, and guided practice, helping participants develop the skills needed to use this leading autism assessment tool accurately.

This training also contributed to building local capacity: Vicky Glossop and Ruth Fine progressed in their journey to becoming ADOS-2 trainers, strengthening future training opportunities in Malta. 🎓

Alongside the course, we also hosted a Refresher’s Evening at TAASC, providing a valuable space for networking, discussion, and professional exchange. The session reinforced our commitment to ongoing learning and continuous development within the autism community.

The ADOS-2 remains an essential component of comprehensive autism assessment, supporting evidence-based, standardised evaluation across all developmental stages.

We thank all participants and trainers for their dedication to advancing autism services in Malta. 🤝

📩info@taascmalta.mt
🌐 www.taascmalta.com

Our next ✨ CPD Café ✨"Nutrition and Mental Health"Join us!Diet quality has long been linked to improved mental health ou...
13/04/2026

Our next ✨ CPD Café ✨
"Nutrition and Mental Health"

Join us!

Diet quality has long been linked to improved mental health outcomes in nutritional epidemiology.
But does eating better improve how we feel, or do we eat better when we feel good?
This session will review the current evidence on nutrition and mental health, separating association from intervention-based findings and what they mean for practice.

🎤 Speaker: Diana Azzopardi, State Registered Nutritionist
🗓 Wednesday 29th April
⏰ 7:00–8:00pm
📍 TAASC, 3rd Floor, Remedies Clinic, Birkirkara

💶 €10 external participants
🤝 Free for TAASC Associates

Join us for an engaging and practical CPD session.
Limited places available.
👉 Register here → https://forms.gle/99LkSatSQecqFDmM6



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Remedies Clinic Floor 1, St Helena Buildings, Thomas Fenech Street
Birkirkara
BKR2529

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 20:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00
Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
Friday 09:00 - 20:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

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