Changes in strength or balance over time can affect confidence, decision-making and participation in everyday life. A person may become more cautious after illness, injury, hospitalisation or a fall, even if physical recovery is progressing. NDIS physiotherapy supports people to rebuild physical capacity while also restoring confidence in movement. Instead of focusing on exercises or…
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is designed to improve quality of life by understanding why behaviours of concern happen and putting practical, respectful strategies in place to support change over time. For many NDIS participants, working with a Behaviour Support Practitioner is not about “fixing” someone. It makes daily life safer, more predictable and more connected…
Occupational therapy under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is focused on helping people participate in everyday life as independently, safely and confidently as possible. For NDIS participants, an occupational therapist (OT) supports practical skill development, identifies barriers to daily activities, and recommends strategies or supports that align with a person’s goals, environment and support…
Although an occupational therapist is not a psychologist and does not diagnose or treat mental health conditions, occupational therapy supports people to participate in daily life when mental health challenges affect every day functioning. With specialised skills and a compassionate approach, an OT supports individuals to develop practical strategies, establish routines that work for them,…