No. You can contact us directly and we will talk through what you are after. Some funding pathways, Medicare among them, do require a GP referral, and we will tell you if that applies to you.

That depends on your plan and how it is managed. We work with self-managed, plan-managed and agency-managed participants. NDIS is one of several funding pathways we work with, and not every service we offer is NDIS funded, so it is worth checking with us first.

Both. We work with children, teenagers, adults and older Australians, and several of our clinicians work across age groups. Adults use our assessment, counselling and disability support services as often as families with young children do.

It depends on the type. Most involve an intake conversation, one or more sessions with the person being assessed, information from people who know them well such as a parent or teacher, and then a written report. We give you a timeframe for your specific assessment before you book.

For some services, yes. Home care is delivered at home by definition, and several therapy and disability supports can be provided at home, at school or in the community. Ask us what is possible in your area.

Mostly listening. We ask what has brought you in, what you have already tried, and what you would like to be different. By the end you should have a clear idea of what we would suggest, what it involves and what it costs.