NDIS
Occupational Therapy for NDIS Participants
Occupational therapy can help NDIS participants understand functional needs and identify practical supports that may improve safety, independence and participation.
We currently accept referrals from self-managed and plan-managed participants.
Refer a ParticipantPractical assessment
Support shaped around everyday function.
Assessment considers the interaction between the person, the activities that matter to them, and the environments in which everyday life happens. Select an area to view more detail.
Functional Capacity Assessments
Explore how disability affects everyday activities, participation, independence, safety and support needs.
View assessment details 02Assistive Technology
Identify and trial equipment that may support mobility, personal care, transfers, safety and participation.
View assessment details 03Home Modifications
Assess environmental barriers and recommend practical changes to improve access, safety and function at home.
View assessment details 04Home & Living Functional Assessments
Describe functional capacity, daily support needs and housing requirements when exploring NDIS Home and Living options.
View assessment details 05Mental Health & Psychosocial Disability
Understand how mental health affects routines, self-care, participation, organisation and support needs.
View assessment details 06Support Needs & Everyday Function
Understand the assistance, strategies, equipment and environmental supports that may help with everyday life.
View assessment detailsMental health
Mental Health & Psychosocial Disability
We provide occupational therapy assessment for people whose mental health conditions have a significant impact on everyday functioning.
Our focus is the functional impact of mental health: how everyday activities are affected and what practical supports may help.
Assessment may explore:
- Routines and self-care
- Cognition and executive functioning
- Community participation
- Social functioning
- Environmental barriers
- Support needs
- Functional impact of psychosocial disability
What to expect
A clear, purpose-led assessment process.
The exact process and report scope depend on the participant’s circumstances, the referral question and the type of assessment requested.
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Clarify the referral
We begin with the participant’s priorities, the referral question and the decisions the assessment needs to inform.
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Understand everyday function
Assessment considers what the person does in daily life, what is difficult, what supports are already in place and where barriers or risks exist.
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Provide clear recommendations
Findings are translated into practical recommendations and clinical evidence relevant to the agreed purpose of the assessment.
Working together
Working with Support Coordinators and Care Teams
We value clear communication and work collaboratively with participants, families, Support Coordinators, Case Managers, Support Workers, Plan Managers and other professionals involved in the person’s support.
Helpful referral details may include:
- The participant’s goals and current concerns
- The assessment or report being requested
- Relevant timeframes and available funding
- Existing reports or background information