Psychology & Therapy

It may, when the psychology support relates to a participant’s disability, builds or maintains functional capacity, connects with their NDIS goals and is consistent with the funding available in their plan.  Telehealth is simply a way of delivering psychology support. An online appointment does not automatically become eligible for NDIS funding just because it is delivered by […]

A person with Autism Level 3 may qualify for the NDIS when their autism-related impairments are permanent and substantially affect everyday activities such as communication, social interaction, learning, self-care or self-management.  However, an Autism Level 3 diagnosis does not automatically guarantee NDIS access, a particular service or a fixed funding package. The NDIA considers the person’s functional capacity, support needs, goals, […]

Choosing between Telehealth vs face-to-face psychology depends on therapy goals, communication preferences, accessibility needs, location and clinical circumstances. Telehealth psychology is delivered remotely, usually through secure video or, where appropriate, by telephone. Face-to-face psychology involves attending a clinic or suitable service location and meeting the psychologist in person. Understanding Telehealth vs face-to-face psychology can help […]

Counselling and psychology can both help people living with disability develop coping strategies, strengthen emotional regulation and work towards greater independence. However, the qualifications, professional responsibilities, assessment capabilities and therapeutic approaches associated with these services can differ.  Understanding counselling vs psychology under the NDIS can help participants, families and support coordinators choose a provider whose experience and […]

Autism is the most common primary diagnosis among NDIS participants, yet for many families, understanding what the scheme actually funds and how to access it, remains confusing. Eligibility rules are changing, therapy options vary widely, and every child or adult has different support needs. This guide explains how NDIS autism funding works in 2026: who […]

It’s one of the most common questions families ask us: “My child has ADHD, can we get NDIS funding?” The honest answer is: rarely on its own, but often in combination. Understanding why makes all the difference between a frustrating application and a successful one. This guide explains how the NDIS treats ADHD in 2026, […]

Whether you’re applying for the NDIS, preparing for a plan review, or seeking clarity about your child’s needs, an autism assessment is often the piece of evidence that everything else depends on. But families are frequently unsure: Who can do the assessment? What should the report say? Will the NDIS pay for it? This guide […]

Accessing psychology support does not always require travelling to a clinic. Telehealth psychology allows people to speak with a psychologist through a secure video or telephone appointment from home or another suitable location.  For NDIS participants, telehealth may make psychology support easier to access when distance, mobility, transport, health, sensory needs or limited local services create barriers […]