Our services

Psychology

Psychology supports your mental health and wellbeing, helping you build practical strategies for everyday life, relationships, and participation in your community.

What is Psychology?

Psychology supports your mental health and wellbeing by helping you understand what you’re experiencing and build practical strategies for everyday life. It can help with things like managing stress, anxiety, low mood, trauma impacts, emotional regulation, motivation, routines, relationships, and confidence — in a way that’s tailored to your goals and what matters to you.

Our psychologists work alongside you to identify what’s getting in the way of day-to-day functioning and what supports will make the biggest difference. Together, we focus on building skills and strategies you can use in real life, not just in sessions.

How Psychology can help

  • Build coping strategies for stress, anxiety, and overwhelm.
  • Strengthen emotional regulation and resilience.
  • Support confidence, independence, and decision-making.
  • Improve relationships, communication, and social connection.
  • Develop practical routines and strategies for daily life.
  • Clarify goals and plan for the future (with strategies to maintain progress).
Social work

Our Social Workers provide vital support within the Improved Daily Living category — helping participants access community resources, advocating for their rights, and guiding them through complex social systems. They play a key role in helping people develop coping strategies and build a strong support network.

Psychology and counselling

Our psychology and counselling services support mental health and emotional wellbeing. Qualified professionals work with participants on everything from managing anxiety and depression to developing positive

Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy falls within the Improved Daily Living funding category. Our Occupational Therapists specialise in Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA). The purpose of an FCA is to ensure a participant’s needs are understood and the right supports are available, by identifying a person’s abilities and limitations for everyday tasks. These needs can be met through technology, equipment or modifications that make daily living easier.

Behavioural specialist intervention

Our behavioural specialists offer targeted interventions to help people manage challenging behaviours. Through personalised strategies, they help participants develop more adaptive behaviours and function more confidently in everyday situations.

Additional links

There is more information about improved daily living in the link below and on the NDIS website.

Support budgets in your plan (ndis.gov.au)