What is an Acquired Brain Injury
Find out what an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is, the symptoms experienced, how it compares to an intellectual disability, and what NDIS funding is available.
Accessing the NDIS with an Acquired Brain Injury
When providing evidence to access the NDIS, you will have the best chance for success if you provide information on your permanent impairment, and how it substantially reduces your functional capacity or ability to undertake day to day activities.
What therapy will the NDIS fund for an Acquired Brain Injury
The NDIS funds Occupational Therapy to help with everyday activities such as dressing, cooking, personal care and managing memory or cognitive challenges.
It also funds Physiotherapy which focuses on improving movement, balance, strength and coordination.
Acquired Brain Injury and Assistive Technology in the NDIS
A common question our NDIS Navigators get is "What assistive technology can I use my NDIS funds for to help with acquired brain injury?"
We asked our resident OT to tell us what type of equipment she regularly prescribes to assist NDIS Participants with acquired brain injury.
How to Get Supported Independent Living (SIL) for ABI
SIL is typically required in the home for participants with complex acquired brain injuries. This resource focuses on Supported Independent Living (SIL) and the eligibility requirements for SIL.
Find NDIS Therapy for Acquired Brain Injury
Find NDIS occupational therapy and physiotherapy supports for acquired brain injury, helping with mobility, daily living skills and greater independence.