What is NDIS Psychology?
Improved Mental Health
Emotional Regulation
Behaviour Management
Trauma Recovery
Enhanced Coping Skills
Increased Social Skills
Reduced Anxiety
Greater Independence
Disabilities that NDIS Psychology Support Services Support
Suburbs Where Our NDIS Psychology Supports Are Available
Both are qualified to provide therapy under the NDIS. A Psychologist has a minimum 6 years of training (4-year degree + 2-year internship or Masters). A Clinical Psychologist has an additional 2-year specialised Masters in Clinical Psychology, focusing on severe mental health conditions. Both are highly capable, and the best choice depends on the participant's specific needs and the psychologist's experience.
To access NDIS-funded Psychology, you must be an approved NDIS participant. Your plan needs to include funding for this service, which is typically found under Capacity Building - Improved Daily Living Skills. If you have this funding, you can use it to book our services. We can also assist with reports to request this funding for your next plan.
No, psychologists in Australia cannot prescribe medication. That is the role of a psychiatrist (a medical doctor specialising in mental health) or a GP. Psychologists provide therapy and behavioural interventions. We often work collaboratively with prescribers to ensure holistic care.
PBS is a evidence-based framework for understanding the reasons behind challenging behaviours (e.g., communication, escape, sensory needs) and developing proactive strategies to teach new skills and improve quality of life. A dedicated PBS Practitioner (often a psychologist) develops a formal PBS Plan, which may require specific funding in your NDIS plan.
Yes, we offer in-home and community-access sessions. This is particularly beneficial for participants who find clinic settings overwhelming, or for addressing behaviours and building skills in the specific environment where they occur (e.g., at home or in the community).
Our psychologists are skilled in using alternative communication methods, observing behaviour, and working with support workers and families to understand needs. We use tools like visual supports, AAC devices, and focus on non-verbal cues and behavioural expressions.
You can book easily by clicking the "Book Now" button on this page or calling our clinic directly. Please have your NDIS number ready. We will discuss your needs, confirm your NDIS funding details, and match you with a psychologist who specialises in your area of need.
Yes, client confidentiality is a fundamental ethical principle. What you discuss is private and will not be shared without your consent. The only exceptions are if there is an immediate risk of harm to yourself or someone else, or if required by law. This will be explained in your first session.
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