The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
The NDIS helps eligible people under 65 with a permanent and significant disability. ‘Significant’ means the disability affects how people live every day and includes physical, intellectual, sensory, cognitive and psychosocial disabilities. ‘Permanent’ means the disability will not go away.
As an occupational therapist, I address goals towards increased opportunity to participate in activities of daily living (ADLs) such as domestic or community aspects, and I am a specialist in sexuality and intimacy. With my functional perspective, consultations with me may include goal setting, problem solving, prescription of adaptive/assistive toys to aid in intimate satisfaction, communication, health promotion and addressing ways to improve connection with yourself and your well-being.
I am a non-registered provider of the NDIS, therefore, am only able to see ‘plan managed’ or ‘self-managing’ NDIS participants. I am a community OT, and see clients in their homes; therefore my fees include travel costs.
For plan managed participants:
For self managed participants:
Service agreements:
A service agreement is a legal document that you say yes to with the service provider. I, the service provider will have a service agreement for use with the participant, or am happy to use the participant’s service agreement if preferred.
A service agreement talks about:
For more details about my therapeutic approach, see the about page, or click here to join my mailing list for future availability and updates.
Please contact me via the contact page for queries regarding services.
As an occupational therapist, I address goals towards increased opportunity to participate in activities of daily living (ADLs) such as domestic or community aspects, and I am a specialist in sexuality and intimacy. With my functional perspective, consultations with me may include goal setting, problem solving, prescription of adaptive/assistive toys to aid in intimate satisfaction, communication, health promotion and addressing ways to improve connection with yourself and your well-being.
I am a non-registered provider of the NDIS, therefore, am only able to see ‘plan managed’ or ‘self-managing’ NDIS participants. I am a community OT, and see clients in their homes; therefore my fees include travel costs.
For plan managed participants:
- Your Plan Manager must be an NDIS registered provider
- Your Plan manager must confirm they will pay for my supports, before services commence
- My fees are in line with the NDIS set price guide
For self managed participants:
- My services must be in line with what is included in your plan, who provides these supports and how they are delivered
- My supports must link to the goals in your NDIS plan
- My fees are in line with the NDIS set price guide
Service agreements:
A service agreement is a legal document that you say yes to with the service provider. I, the service provider will have a service agreement for use with the participant, or am happy to use the participant’s service agreement if preferred.
A service agreement talks about:
- The services and supports you need
- What the service provider will do for you
- What you need to do for the service provider
For more details about my therapeutic approach, see the about page, or click here to join my mailing list for future availability and updates.
Please contact me via the contact page for queries regarding services.