Frequently Asked Questions

CliniKids is a unique clinical service that puts ‘research into practice’. We provide families of children (aged under 12 years) with developmental delay and/or autism spectrum disorder with diagnostic and therapy services. 

What sets us apart from other providers is that our team of highly trained specialists, work closely researchers from Telethon Kids Institute to provide holistic services that are intergrated with cutting edge research. We provide some Australian first, evidence-based therapies that support children and their families to reach the best outcomes possible. 

 It is our hope that it becomes an international hub of clinical research excellence.

CliniKids is located at 100 Roberts Road in Subiaco Western Australia. Our bespoke, state-of-the-art clinic has been designed specifically for children with developmental delay and/or autism spectrum disorder. 

CliniKids is part of Telethon Kids Institute and will be the Institute's first clinical services arm. The CliniKids and Telethon Kids Autism Research teams - both led by Professor Andrew Whitehouse - will work closely together to integrate research into clinical care for kids with autism and developmental delays.

Participation in research is not a requirement of attending CliniKids.

CliniKids provides services to families first and foremost and there is no expectation of participation in research. Families are sometimes offered places in suitable research programs if interested. To find out more about our current research, please click here. 

Absolutely not. We are very clear with families that what we provide is either a clinical service or participation in a research project.

Each research project is approved under the Department of Health Human Research Ethics Committee and has separate information and consent forms that are clearly explained to families.