SupportNetworkPsychologist
Connect with psychologists who understand disability, ageing and mental health — in person, at home or via telehealth.
- NDIS capacity building supports
- Telehealth and in-person options
- Works alongside your support team
Support for wellbeing and change
Psychologists can help with anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment to disability or illness, and building strategies for everyday life.
Through the NDIS, psychology is often funded under Improved Daily Living or Improved Relationships. It can also be accessed privately or through a Mental Health Treatment Plan.
- Assessments and reports
- Individual therapy
- Strategies shared with support workers
- Family and carer support
Therapy that carries into daily life
When psychologists and support workers work together, strategies are practised between sessions. Support Network makes it easier to share goals and observations with the people who support you every day.
Psychology questions
Can I use NDIS funding for a psychologist?
Often yes, under capacity building supports, if it relates to your disability and plan goals.
Do I need a referral?
Not for NDIS-funded or private sessions. A GP referral is needed for Medicare rebates.
Is telehealth available?
Many psychologists offer telehealth as well as in-person sessions.
Need extra help? We are always available for you.
Our dedicated team can help you find support workers and manage your support whenever you need it.
Let’s figure it out together
No pressure. No confusion. Just clear, kind guidance — one step at a time.