Therapeutic Supports

What Are Therapeutic Supports?

Therapeutic supports under the NDIS are services delivered by qualified professionals to help individuals:

• Build independence

• Improve emotional regulation and behaviour

• Strengthen communication, thinking, and social skills

• Participate more fully in daily life at home, school, and in the community

We work closely with families, schools, and other providers to offer holistic support that evolves with your child.

Who We Support

Under Therapeutic Supports, we support young people aged 9–16 who:

• Have an NDIS plan with therapeutic or capacity-building supports

• Live with autism, ADHD, ODD, psychosocial disability, or other developmental conditions

• Need support with emotional regulation, behaviour, communication, peer interaction, or daily living skills

Our Therapeutic Services Include

All therapy is delivered by qualified professionals, using evidence-based approaches. We offer both 1:1 and family-inclusive supports.

🔹 Psychosocial and Emotional Support

• Managing anxiety, anger, or low mood

• Developing self-esteem and confidence

• Coping strategies for school and home stressors

🔹 Behaviour Support

• Understanding the function of behaviour

• Developing replacement behaviours and self-regulation skills

• Supporting families and schools with practical strategies

🔹 Social Skills Development

• Navigating friendships and peer dynamics

• Building conversation and problem-solving skills

• Practising appropriate behaviours in group settings

🔹 Functional and Life Skills

• Executive functioning: planning, organisation, memory

• Daily living skills: hygiene, time management, meal prep

• Building independence at home and in the community

🔹 Parent and Carer Coaching

• Helping families understand and support their child’s development

• Collaborative goal-setting and home strategies

Where We Deliver Support

We offer flexible, consistent therapy in the settings that matter most:

• At school – working with educators to support behaviour and learning

• At home – practical strategies in the family environment

• In-clinic – focused sessions in a calm, supportive space

• Online/Telehealth – accessible support for remote or busy families

• In the community – supporting real-world skill-building

Why These Years Matter

Ages 9 to 16 are crucial for emotional, social, and cognitive development. Support during this period helps young people:

• Manage changes in routine, relationships, and responsibilities

• Build resilience and independence

• Prepare for transitions to high school, further education, or work pathways

Our approach is not just about therapy sessions—it’s about creating long-term tools for growth and wellbeing.