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How much does NDIS Therapy cost?
Find out what you can spend your therapy funding on and how much it costs
Learn moreWhat is Art Therapy?
Art therapy uses the sensory elements made available through art making, movement and other creative processes as a means to facilitate communication and expression. Art therapy helps NDIS participants connect with and express thoughts and feelings that are difficult to communicate via conventional means (like speech) using images, colour, movement, touch, sound, and shape.
Learn moreHow can Exercise Physiology help me?
An Exercise Physiologist has been trained extensively to evaluate the complexities of different chronic conditions and disabilities and to provide individuals with long-term, effective and safe exercise options that will help them improve their function and health. They provide expertly designed exercise interventions that specifically target and assist clients with their disability and health goals.
Learn moreToe Walking - what every parent needs to know
Toe Walking can be present in around 10% of children with ASD. Our resident paediatric physio tells us when toe walking is a problem and how to get NDIS funding to assist in treating it.
Learn moreClaiming for COVID related expenses
Providers can claim for COVID related expenses when delivering SIL, undergoing RATs and Assisting with Vaccinations and Boosters
Learn moreTelehealth Services in Rural and Remote areas - cost and opportunity
Telehealth may be a good option when accessing services in Remote and Very Remote areas, but how much does it cost and what are the challenges.
Learn moreNDIS Remote Community Connectors (RCC)
Remote community connectors are community members employed by your local Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) to connect you to services, support workers and the NDIA (National Disability Insurance Agency).
Learn moreAboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHO)
In some remote and rural areas Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHO) provide disability support services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and these organisations operate networks of more than 300 clinics across Australia.
Learn moreNDIS and Age Care
Information to help Age Care providers decide whether to become NDIS registered or not
Learn moreHow to Get Behaviour Support Funding in Your NDIS Plan (2026)
Practical advice from Plan Hero NDIS plan managers on Behaviour Support funding, common goals, evidence requirements and managing your budget.
Learn moreHow Behaviour Support Works in Practice: Real Life Examples and Outcomes
Real-life Behaviour Support success stories (case studies)shared by verified NDIS providers, showing how personalised support can improve everyday life.
Learn moreWhat to do in the School Holidays?
MyCareSpace gathers information about who is offering school holiday options and where they can be found
Learn moreOnline Therapy - how does it work and will it work for me?
Find out more about teletherapy and if it could be the best option for you.
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