NDIS Social Work Support
We provide personalised social work support to help NDIS participants build capacity, strengthen wellbeing and work towards meaningful goals.
Support may include:
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Navigating NDIS plans and funding, and assisting with plan reviews or changes where appropriate
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Counselling and psychosocial support to improve emotional wellbeing, resilience and coping
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Capacity building for daily living, routines, organisation and self-management
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Advocacy and systems navigation to access services, resolve issues and understand processes, including around legal matters
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Support with housing instability, tenancy issues and accessing appropriate housing services
Support is tailored to each person’s strengths, circumstances and preferences, with a focus on empowerment and practical outcomes.
Private Social Work Services
You don't need to be an NDIS participant to access social work support. I provide compassionate, person-centred support for children, adolescents, adults, families and carers experiencing a range of life challenges.
Whether you're navigating a major life change, supporting a loved one, or simply feeling overwhelmed, I offer practical guidance, emotional support and advocacy tailored to your unique circumstances.
Support may include:
- Anxiety, stress and emotional wellbeing
- Grief and loss
- Life transitions
- Parenting and family challenges
- Child and adolescent wellbeing
- Disability or chronic illness adjustment
- Carer support
- Advocacy and navigating health, disability and community services
- Hospital discharge and transition support
- Goal setting and problem solving
- Building resilience and confidence
- Strengthening community connections and reducing social isolation
Parenting & Family Support
Empowering parents and caregivers with attachment-focused tools to nurture strong, resilient family relationships. We offer a gentle, evidence-based approach to navigate the complexities of raising children with diverse needs.
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Pre- and postnatal support, including adjustment to parenthood
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Understanding children's behaviour, emotions, development, and neurodivergence
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Building routines, family wellbeing, and parental confidence
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Managing stress, overwhelm, and emotional challenges
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Support through family transitions and changing circumstances
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Navigating disability, NDIS, education, health, and community systems
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Advocacy, service coordination, and school transitions
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Connecting families with supports, services, and community resources