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How A Psychologist Fits Within The NDIS Scheme

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How A Psychologist Fits Within The NDIS Scheme

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  1. How A Psychologist Fits Within The NDIS Scheme?

  2. What is NDIS? The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an initiative of the Australian Government to support individuals with disabilities. Overseen by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), Australians under 65 years of age can apply for NDIS funding. The NDIS considers physical disabilities as well as social, cognitive, sensory, and intellectual disability. The NDIS aims to help individuals lead happier life.

  3. How does Psychology fit in NDIS? The role of the NDIS is to support a better life for hundreds of thousands of Australians with a significant and permanent disability and their families and carers. The aim of our support by an experienced NDIS Psychologist is to help support individuals in their physical and emotional wellbeing and to improve help their independence and build upon capacity in daily life.

  4. To avail of the benefits of NDIS, applicants need to satisfy the below requirements The role of the NDIS is to support a better life for hundreds of thousands of Australians with a significant and permanent disability and their families and carers. The aim of our support by an experienced NDIS psychologist is to help support individuals in their physical and emotional wellbeing and to improve help their independence and build upon capacity in daily life.

  5. A Psychologist supporting individuals under the NDIS can help you in the following areas: ● Health and illness● Loss of a loved one● Loneliness● Avoidance behaviors, anxiety and worry● Depression and loss of motivation● Fatigued and reduced energy levels● Addictions and substance use● Behavioral problems● Traumatic experiences● Phobias and panic symptoms● Stress in professional lives

  6. What to expect from a NDIS Psychologist? ● Identify and work towards new goals● Find relief from negative feelings● Feel more independent● Reduce the impact of anxiety and depression in your life● Find new tools and techniques for coping with challenges● Improve your social skills to develop and enhance your relationships and feel more connected

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