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Welcome to
Auslan for Families
We offer individualised, personable, and family centred Auslan learning programs that support Deaf or hard of hearing people in regional and remote Western Australia.
The individuals and families that we work with are all so unique, each coming to us with their own areas of focus or priority, and thus our supports and interventions reflect this to support each family on their own unique journey.
“Auslan for families has provided the southwest region with a vital service it previously didn’t have access to. The kids loved Brielle. She is so flexible and caring!”
“Our Auslan lessons are a lot more than just learning. It's family-centred and flexible to us. She has been so accommodating with days, times, and signs. It is a blessing working with Brielle.”
“Brielle is the first person I have met who is relaxed about teaching Auslan and not so set and structured like everyone else. It makes it so much more fun.”
“Brielle is the perfect Auslan teacher if you like a slow pace that suits your needs and what you want to learn."
“Brielle is a big support to me. I want to be like her when I grow up"
Hi, I'm Brielle!
I’m a Deaf woman living in the Southwest, and Auslan is my primary language. Everything I do is shaped by lived experience — not just what I’ve been taught, but what I’ve had to navigate myself.
I understand how quickly communication can break down, how exhausting it can be to keep up, and how much of a difference the right support makes. That’s why my approach is practical, flexible, and grounded in real life. I work closely with both Deaf individuals and hearing families, helping bridge the gap in a way that feels natural, respectful, and sustainable. This allows us to focus on communication that actually works for you and your family.
I’m also currently studying a Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Murdoch University, continuing to deepen my knowledge so I can support my clients in a more informed and well-rounded way.
— Brielle De Longville
Director
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