What Are Therapeutic Supports?

Therapeutic supports, also known as allied health services, provide individuals with professional assistance to enhance their physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. These services cover a wide range of therapies, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, tailored to meet the unique needs of each person. Our team of qualified therapists work collaboratively with clients to develop personalized plans that promote better health outcomes and improved quality of life.

  • Improved Physical Health

    Helps with mobility, strength, and daily physical functions.

  • Enhanced Communication Skills

    Speech therapy aids in clearer, more effective communication

  • Greater Independence

    Occupational therapy supports individuals in mastering daily tasks and activities.

  • Mental and Emotional Wellbeing

    Counseling and related therapies foster emotional resilience and mental health.

  • Skill Development

    Helps develop and refine important life skills for better day-to-day functioning.

  • Effective Pain Management

    Therapeutic supports can provide strategies and treatments to help manage and alleviate chronic pain.

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Disabilities That Allied Health Services Support

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Autism Spectrum Disorder and the NDIS

Supports individuals with social communication challenges, repetitive behaviors, and sensory processing differences. Services include Occupational Therapy for sensory integration and daily living skills, Speech Pathology for communication, and Psychology for behavioral strategies and emotional regulation.

Early Intervention Ages 2-10 Teens Social Skills Sensory Processing Non-Verbal Communication
Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy and the NDIS

Supports mobility, posture, and motor function through Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology for strength and movement. Occupational Therapy focuses on equipment prescription and daily task independence. Speech Pathology aids with communication and swallowing difficulties.

Mobility Support Motor Skills Equipment Assessment Ages 2-10 Teens Adults
Intellectual Disability Canavan Disease and the NDIS

Supports cognitive functioning, adaptive living skills, and community participation. Psychology provides cognitive behavioral therapy and skill-building. Occupational Therapy promotes independence in daily routines, and Speech Pathology assists with functional communication.

Life Skills Community Access Cognitive Support Teens Adults Behaviour Support
Global Developmental Delay Intellectual Developmental Disorder and the NDIS

Provides early intervention for children not meeting developmental milestones. A multidisciplinary approach is used, including Physiotherapy for gross motor skills, Occupational Therapy for fine motor and play skills, and Speech Pathology for early language development.

Early Intervention Ages 0-5 Ages 2-10 Milestone Support Parent Training
Down Syndrome Down Syndrome and the NDIS

Supports common co-occurring conditions such as low muscle tone, speech delays, and learning difficulties. Physiotherapy builds strength and balance. Speech Pathology enhances clarity of speech and language, and Occupational Therapy develops self-care and fine motor skills.

Early Intervention Low Muscle Tone Speech Delay Ages 2-10 Life Skills
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Acquired Brain Injury and the NDIS

Supports rehabilitation to regain lost functions and adapt to new challenges. Occupational Therapy retrains in daily activities and cognitive rehab. Psychology addresses emotional adjustment and mental health. Speech Pathology works on communication and cognitive-linguistic skills.

Rehabilitation Cognitive Therapy Adults Community Re-engagement Behaviour Management
Spinal Cord Injury Spinal Cord Injuries and the NDIS

Supports mobility, independence, and physical health management. Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology focus on strengthening and cardiovascular health. Occupational Therapy provides wheelchair assessments and home modifications. Dietetics manages bowel and bladder health through nutrition.

Mobility Equipment Home Modifications Adults Physical Health Strength Training
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Multiple Sclerosis and the NDIS

Supports management of fatigue, mobility, and changing abilities. Physiotherapy helps maintain mobility and balance. Occupational Therapy provides energy conservation techniques and equipment. Psychology offers coping strategies for chronic illness.

Fatigue Management Adults Mobility Aid Assessment Progressive Condition Energy Conservation
Hearing Impairment / Deafness Hearing Impairment and the NDIS

Supports communication access and language development. Speech Pathology develops auditory training and language skills. Occupational Therapy assists with organizing routines and using adaptive technology. Counseling supports social and emotional well-being.

Children Communication Devices Language Development Ages 2-10 Teens Auditory Training
Vision Impairment / Blindness Vision Impairment and the NDIS

Supports orientation, mobility, and independence in daily tasks. Occupational Therapy teaches Braille, home modifications, and use of adaptive technology. Orientation and Mobility (O&M) specialists teach safe travel skills.

Adaptive Technology Mobility Training Sensory Support All Ages Daily Living
Speech and Language Disorders Speech Disorders and the NDIS

Supports the development of clear speech, understanding language, and social communication. Speech Pathology provides direct intervention for articulation, fluency (stuttering), and language comprehension. Psychology may support associated anxiety.

Early Intervention Ages 2-10 Articulation Language Comprehension Social Communication
Genetic Disorders Genetic Disorders and the NDIS

Supports management of progressive conditions to maintain function and quality of life. Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology work on maintaining strength and flexibility. Dietetics manages nutrition and swallowing safety (dysphagia). Occupational Therapy provides adaptive equipment.e.g., Muscular Dystrophy, Rett Syndrome.

Progressive Condition Mobility Support Swallowing Therapy All Ages Family Support
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and the NDIS

Supports organization, impulse control, and focus. Occupational Therapy develops strategies for daily routines and sensory needs. Psychology provides behavioral strategies and CBT. Exercise Physiology uses movement to help with self-regulation.

Behaviour Strategies Organisation Skills Focus Support Children Teens Self-Regulation
Cerebrovascular Incidents Cerebrovascular Accidents and the NDIS

Supports rehabilitation to recover movement, speech, and cognitive function. Physiotherapy retrains movement and balance. Speech Pathology addresses aphasia (language loss) and dysarthria (slurred speech). Occupational Therapy focuses on relearning daily tasks like dressing and cooking.

 Rehabilitation Adults Elderly Aphasia Support Motor Recovery
Mental Health Disorders Anxiety Disorders and the NDIS

Supports development of coping mechanisms, emotional regulation, and engagement in daily life. Psychology and Counseling provide evidence-based therapies (CBT, ACT). Occupational Therapy helps build routines and gradually re-engage in meaningful activities.

CBT ACT Mindfulness Adults Teens Emotional Support
Complex Health Needs Epilepsy and the NDIS

Supports overall health management and participation in life. Dietetics provides nutritional management. Diabetes Education teaches blood glucose monitoring. Occupational Therapy and Psychology support routine development and coping with chronic illness. (e.g., Epilepsy, Diabetes)

Health Management Nutritional Support Adults Children Routine Development


Therapeutic Supports under the NDIS include services delivered by allied health professionals such as Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Psychologists, Physiotherapists, and others. These supports help participants build skills, improve independence, and enhance overall well-being in daily life.

Therapeutic Supports must be delivered by qualified allied health professionals. If your plan is agency-managed, they must also be NDIS-registered providers. Self-managed and plan-managed participants can access both registered and unregistered professionals, provided they have appropriate qualifications and insurance.

NDIS may fund therapies such as:

  • Occupational Therapy
  • Speech Therapy
  • Physiotherapy
  • Psychology and Counselling
  • Behaviour Support
  • Exercise Physiology
  • Podiatry
  • Art Therapy or Music Therapy
  • Dietetics and Nutritional Support

The therapy must be related to your disability and help you achieve specific goals in your NDIS plan.

Yes. The NDIS can fund mental health-related therapies if they directly relate to a participant’s psychosocial disability. This may include psychology, counselling, or social work services. The support must be goal-focused and aligned with your functional needs..

Therapeutic Supports can be delivered:

  • In your home
  • At a clinic or therapy centre
  • In the community (e.g., at school or work)
  • Via telehealth or online sessions

The mode of delivery should suit your preferences and functional needs.

You need to explain how these supports will help you achieve your NDIS goals during your planning meeting. Supporting documents such as assessments, therapy reports, or letters from health professionals will strengthen your case. The support must meet the “reasonable and necessary” criteria.

Yes. Most Therapeutic Supports are funded under the Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living category. This category helps participants develop functional skills through therapies. Some therapy-like supports may be funded under Core if they’re ongoing and essential for daily functioning (e.g., behaviour support interventions).

Absolutely. If you’re self-managed or plan-managed, you can choose any qualified therapist. If your plan is agency-managed, you’ll need to use NDIS-registered providers. It's important to choose a provider who understands your needs and can work collaboratively on your goals.

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