This guide explains what's actually changing, when it happens, and what it means for you or your family member, whatever stage of life they're at. Nothing in your current plan changes today.
If your child has been recommended occupational therapy, you might assume your role is mostly to sit in the waiting room. Think again. For many families, the parent isn't a bystander in the session, they're one of the most important parts of it.
The mental load of managing NDIS supports can quietly build up and become overwhelming over time.
You don’t have to carry it alone. Support Coordination, Plan Management and simple systems can help lighten the load.
This article is here to help you understand how the I-CAN assessment and scoring process works and it is not an endorsement of the tool, the scoring model, or the wider reforms it sits inside.