NDIS Plan Reassessment: Is Your Evidence Ready?
The NDIS is changing. For participants, families and caregivers, changes to planning and reassessment can understandably create uncertainty. That includes how a reassessment is requested and what evidence supports it. But one thing has not changed: the importance of being able to clearly communicate what disability looks like in a person’s everyday life. An NDIS…
Autism Emergency Preparedness: Helping autistic children through bushfire and drought season
Living in Queensland means living with weather that can turn quickly. For families further west, on acreage, or in rural and regional communities, long dry spells and bushfire risk are simply part of everyday life. But when your family includes an autistic child, getting ready for these events involves more than packing a bag and…
Behaviour Support for Children in Care: Supporting Foster Families, Kinship Carers, Residential Care, and Child Safety Services
Anyone working in the child protection space knows the conversation about foster care, kinship care and residential care is always evolving. Policies shift, funding models change, and services get restructured. But one thing stays constant: children and young people who have experienced trauma, neglect, abuse, disrupted attachments or placement instability need specialised, trauma-informed support to…
Telehealth Positive Behaviour Support: What to expect and how it works
Telehealth positive behaviour support delivers the same NDIS-funded PBS sessions you would get in person, just through a video call, phone, or messaging platform instead. Sessions can run over Zoom, by phone, or through a mix of methods depending on what suits your family. It works well when travel, distance, health, or scheduling make face-to-face…
Preparing for your first home visit with a Behaviour Support Practitioner
Preparing for your first behaviour support home visit can feel like a big step, especially if you have never worked with an NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner before. You might be wondering what will happen during the visit. You might feel unsure about what to say, what documents to have ready, or whether your home needs…
How do I know if I need counselling? Signs it might help
At some point, many people find themselves wondering whether counselling might help. It is not always a clear decision. You might notice something feels off, but not know whether it is something to push through or something to talk about. You might have considered reaching out before, then talked yourself out of it. You might…
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