NDIS Psychology
We help you manage your emotional and cognitive wellbeing so you get more out of life today.
Our dedicated team of NDIS psychologists, spread across the country, strives for the best possible outcomes for people living with disability. We prioritise providing personalised support that recognises the challenges and goals of each individual.
Ability Action Australia supports people with disabilities, including children, teens and adolescents. We also understand the importance of supporting parents and carers who play a vital role in the lives of these individuals. With an intervention approach that supports both individuals and their support networks, we aim to create an inclusive environment to achieve the best possible outcomes.
With nationwide coverage, our NDIS-registered psychologists offer services both in-person and through face-to-face telehealth.
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Our NDIS Psychology Services
At Ability Action Australia, our psychology clinicians provide support for people with an NDIS plan who struggle to achieve their goals due to cognitive, behavioural or emotional difficulties.
With an NDIS plan that includes funding for intervention supports, our psychology clinicians can offer:
- Disability-focused assessment of psychology support needs
- Evidence-based capacity-building intervention
- Reports tailored to NDIS requirements
We offer face-to-face psychology services in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland and WA, either from one of our clinics or through our convenient mobile services, where our clinicians come to you. We also offer services nationally via our face-to-face telehealth service.
How you benefit
Our psychology service offers a wide range of benefits for NDIS participants, helping you strengthen relationships with family and friends, engage more fully with your local community and enhance your overall quality of life.
There is strong evidence for the benefits of working with a psychologist for NDIS participants, including those living with physical, psychosocial, neurological, sensory, cognitive and intellectual disability.
Like other allied health disciplines, the role of an NDIS psychology clinician is to help you reach your goals. Our psychology clinicians will complete a disability-focused assessment of support needs to identify the cognitive, behavioural and emotional barriers and skill-deficits preventing you from achieving your NDIS goals. Your NDIS psychologist will then generate an individualised, evidence-based intervention plan to address these concerns. The intervention our psychologists provide could include:
- Facilitating skill building in areas of need (e.g. social skills, emotional literacy or emotional regulation)
- Addressing cognitive, emotional or behavioural barriers which are preventing NDIS goal achievement (i.e. low self-confidence or problem solving difficulties)
- Providing psychoeducation and training to upskill both the formal and informal supports around a participant
- Completing comprehensive reports to inform support planning by outlining the functional impacts and current needs of a participant
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Multidisciplinary Care
At Ability Action Australia, our psychologists are part of a broader team that includes occupational therapists, speech pathologists, behaviour support practitioners and other professionals, who can all work together to support your needs.
NDIS Psychology Frequently Asked Questions
Ability Action Australia delivers NDIS psychology services under the ‘Improved daily living skills’ category.
Our therapy approach emphasises the importance of customised support that reflects the needs and goals of the individual. Every person we support is unique, and our NDIS psychologists tailor our psychology service to your needs.
Like other allied health disciplines, the role of a psychologist is to help you to reach your goals. Our NDIS psychology clinicians will complete a disability-focused assessment of psychology support needs to identify the cognitive, behavioural and emotional barriers and gaps in skills preventing you from working towards your goals, and then create an individualised, evidence-based intervention plan to address these. The capacity-building intervention our psychology clinicians and multidisciplinary allied health professionals provide could include:
- Facilitating skill building in areas of need (e.g. social skills, emotional literacy or emotional regulation)
- Addressing cognitive, emotional or behavioural barriers which are preventing NDIS goal achievement (i.e. low self-confidence or problem solving difficulties)
- Providing psychoeducation and training to upskill both the formal and informal supports around a participant
- Completing comprehensive reports to inform support planning by outlining the functional impacts and current needs of a participant
Our team of registered and provisional psychologists are highly skilled and have experience delivering psychology services to people living with disability. In Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and WA we offer psychology services either from one of our many clinics or through our convenient mobile service where we visit you in your home, school or local community. We also offer services nationally via our face-to-face telehealth service.
It’s easy to get started – simply phone our friendly concierge team on 1800 238 958 to find out more or you can complete our online referral form.
Complete our referral form or call 1800 238 958 to chat to our helpful and friendly support team. We can provide NDIS services in-person or via our face-to-face telehealth service.
The aim of therapeutic support is to reach your individual goals, whether that is to increase your independence, engage more in your community, or improve your health and wellbeing. Together we can work out what supports you need and help you reach your goals.
We charge our therapeutic, positive behaviour and employment supports in line with the rules set out in the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits. For more information, please visit our fees and funding page.
The first step is understanding if you are eligible to receive NDIS funding:
- Are you permanently disabled or require early intervention to reduce the support you will need in the future?
- Are you under 65 years old?
- Are you living in Australia?
- Are you an Australian citizen or permanent resident?
If you answered yes to all of the above, you may be eligible for NDIS funding. To apply, contact the NDIS directly on 1800 800 110. Alternatively, you can complete an Access Request Form on the NDIS website: www.ndis.gov.au
Get in touch with our friendly concierge team on 1800 238 958.
Our clinics that offer NDIS counselling and psychology include:
- North Lakes, Queensland
- Maroochydore, Queensland
- Jandakot, Western Australia
- Herdsman, Western Australia
- Alexandria, New South Wales
- Dandenong, Victoria
- Caroline Springs, Victoria
- Hobart, Tasmania
NDIS Psychology
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a way of supporting people with permanent and significant disability. The NDIS is designed to give individuals greater choice and control over when, where and how their funded supports are provided. The specific support and funding available is based on each individual’s specific needs. You can find out more about what therapeutic supports are funded by referring to the NDIS website.
Ability Action Australia provides NDIS psychology services across Australia.
