NDIS
Our Goal is to provide a comprehensive, and coordinated approach to meet the needs of all people experiencing disability challenges in a non-discriminatory manner with respect to age, ability, gender, sexual identity, culture religion or spirituality.
We support NDIS participants to live the life they want and in ways they choose. We take the time to get to know you and focus on what you want to achieve and we respect your right to privacy and dignity.We are a non-discriminatory practice with respect to age, ability, gender, sexual identity, culture religion or spirituality.
The services we provide are:
Therapeutic supports
Improved Relationships – Behaviour support assessments plans
In order to establish whether what we provide marries up with
your plan please feel free to contact us for further information.
Welcome Pack
Downloads
Participant Information Consent Form
Advocacy Providers List
Advocacy Providers
Authority to Act as Advocate
Handbook
Easy read docs:
Easy Read Advocacy
Easy Read Participant Consent form
Easy read Complaints
Easy read conflict of interest
Easy read incident
Easy read privacy
Easy read rights
Easy read zero tolerance
Easy read participant survey
Therapeutic Support
is to assist with personal skills in order to improve participation and independence in daily practical activities. We can provide assistance a with interpersonal
interactions and community involvement in ways that support positive changes in a person’s functioning, development and wellbeing.
Specific to therapeutic supports we provide psychosocial functional assessment, psychological counselling and can to assist with community involvement.
Improved Relationships Behaviour Support
Some people with disability exhibit behaviour that can be of concern and can include those that cause harm to self or others. This behaviour may cause physical or emotional hardship, or limit the person’s ability to fully engage with their community.
We work to determining the reason for a behaviour of concern and provide targeted strategies on how to support the person to decrease their reliance on using that behaviour to meet their needs. We then work to develop strategies that build on a person’s strengths and to develop positive relationships, communication and coping skills.
We employ evidenced based educational approaches to address challenging behaviour and recognise that behaviour is a way of communicating. Positive behaviour support can be helpful when a person is misunderstanding something e.g. a life event, or someone in their life or when going through big changes that they might not fully understand.
It is also useful to reduce the impact of mental health concerns such as anxiety or depression.
