Live & Free On 26th August 2026
The session will be held LIVE at 7pm 26th August 2026 on Zoom
FREE & LIVE ZOOM SESSION FOR PARENTS & CARERS
How To Help Your Autistic Child Start Exercising Without Forcing Them
A free 60-minute Zoom session for parents and carers of autistic children and young people who want movement to feel more possible.
In this session, you'll learn:
Why classes and exercise can feel too hard, too fast or too social for your child- How to take one step closer to helping your child enjoy movement
- How Drift Health’s connection-first Exercise Physiology and Physiotherapy approach adapts to your child’s abilities and pace
Live & Free On 26th August 2026
Claim Your Spot To The Free Parents & Carers Exercise Session On Zoom
Live & Free On Zoom — 26th August 2026
What You’ll Learn From This Free Parent Session
Why Exercise Has Not Been Sticking
Understand why exercise and sports can quickly become something your child avoids.
Why Your Child Doesn’t Join In
Autistic children and young people may experience movement differently. We'll explain why and how to approach it.
How To Build The Love Of Exercise
We'll share how EPs and Physios build trust and connection around exercise and therapy—and how you can do the same.
About Drift Health
Hey, I'm Vic
I'm Victor, the head Exercise Physiologist behind Drift Health. Over eight years working with autistic NDIS participants, I've seen the same pattern: exercise works when the environment is familiar, the structure is predictable, and the practitioner adapts to how someone communicates and regulates—not the other way around.
That's why we're running this free parent and carer session, and I'd love to personally invite you to join.
Have You Tried Signing Up Your Child With ASD/ID To An Exercise Class Only Having Them Sit On The Side?
And you did it with good intentions.
You wanted them to have a chance to socialise, join in with sport, and build their fitness, health and coordination.
But instead, the class may have felt too hard, moved too quickly, felt too social, or asked them to follow instructions in a way that did not make sense to them.
So they sat on the side. Switched off. Lost interest. Or simply did not want to go back.
It is not because they are lazy or incapable. It is because the starting point was not right for them.
When movement feels possible, enjoyable and matched to how your child engages, small wins can become real skills, confidence, and more opportunities to join in.
In this parent session, you will learn why the usual approach often does not stick—and how to choose a first step your child can actually succeed at.
You Have Questions, We Have Answers
And we’re here to help.
Who is this session for?
Parents and carers of autistic children and young people who find exercise, sport, or movement activities hard to start or stick with.
What will we cover?
Why a child may sit on the side, switch off, or avoid going back—and practical factors that can make the next attempt more achievable.
When is it, and how long does it run?
The live session runs for 60 minutes on 26 August 2026; replay for registrants.
Is it really free?
Yes, free parent session; registration reserves a place and sends live details.
Get Clear On Why Your Child Sits On The Side Or Switches Off With Exercise And What To Do Next
Join this free 60-minute parent session to understand what may be getting in the way of movement, with practical guidance from an Exercise Physiologist who has supported autistic NDIS participants for more than eight years. Live on 26 August 2026, with a replay sent to everyone who registers.
Claim Your Free Spot Now
