NDIS Counselling Services

How NDIS Counselling Supports Deliver More

Our NDIS counselling supports empower participants to express themselves, build self-awareness, and develop coping skills to manage life’s challenges.

Our compassionate counsellors work alongside you to create a safe, supportive space—helping you overcome emotional, behavioural, and social barriers that may affect your day-to-day life and goals.

We collaborate with participants of all ages, families, and carers to ensure everyone feels supported throughout their journey.

Our counselling sessions are available both in-person and via telehealth across Australia.

 

NDIS Counselling Supports

Our NDIS counselling service provides both practical and emotional support for individuals living with disability. Whether you’re dealing with stress, anxiety, grief, or major life changes, our counsellors use evidence-based techniques to help you find balance, build resilience, and regain confidence.

We offer support in areas such as emotional wellbeing, self-esteem and motivation, communication and relationship skills, coping with anxiety or depression, grief and trauma recovery, stress management, mindfulness strategies, and family or carer support sessions — and much more to help you live a more fulfilling life.

Our Spectra NDIS Education Services include

Individual counselling sessions

Family and carer counselling

Emotional wellbeing workshops

We Are Special In

We stand out for our commitment to supporting individuals with care, respect, and purpose.

Person-Centred Approach

We focus on each individual’s unique needs, preferences, and goals.

Trauma-Informed Approach

We provide support with empathy, understanding, and a safe environment for healing.

Goal-Oriented Framework

We help individuals achieve meaningful outcomes through structured, purpose-driven plans.

Eligibility & Funding

Who is eligible and how is it funded?

Developmental education services are funded under the NDIS through Capacity Building Supports. If this support isn’t currently part of your plan, we can guide you on updating your plan or accessing alternative supports.

Not yet an NDIS participant? Visit our NDIS information page to learn how to apply for funding.

 

They guide you through life transitions, teaching skills for education, employment, social interaction, and independence.

A developmental educator focuses on life transitions, social inclusion, and independence, while an OT focuses more on daily functional activities and environmental supports.

Unlike teachers, developmental educators work beyond academics — focusing on independence, life skills, and real-world participation.

Yes, they can work in schools and community settings to help students adjust and succeed.

Yes, they support employment readiness, confidence-building, and connections to job-related services.

You can explore our NDIS information pages or contact our team for detailed guidance on services and qualifications

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