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How I Support NDIS Participants

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My role is to walk alongside participants as a capacity-building support worker, supporting them to develop the skills, insight, and confidence needed to navigate their lives more independently.

Support may include:

• building self-understanding and self-confidence

• emotional awareness and regulation skills

• goal clarification and motivation support

• identifying strengths, values, and personal interests

• developing routines, structure, and self-trust

• support with self-expression and communication

• reflective conversations that support growth and clarity
   

All supports are delivered in alignment with NDIS goals, focusing on increased independence, wellbeing, and participation in daily life.

A Person-Centred & Strengths-Based Approach

My approach is:

• trauma-aware

• strengths-based

• participant-led

• respectful of individual communication styles and nervous systems

I work especially well with participants who:

• are neurodivergent

• experience anxiety or emotional overwhelm

• feel disconnected from their identity or sense of purpose

• struggle with confidence, motivation, or direction

• benefit from reflective, non-judgemental support
   

Sessions are paced gently, with a focus on safety, trust, and empowerment.

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What This Support Is — and Is Not

This support is:

• capacity building and skill development

• personal development within NDIS guidelines

• practical and reflective support for daily life

• aligned with participant goals and plans

This support is not:

• therapy or counselling

• clinical or diagnostic services

• spiritual or religious instruction
   

All services are delivered within the scope of NDIS support work and relevant guidelines.

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Service Delivery

Supports are provided:

• one-on-one via Zoom

• in collaboration with other supports or providers (with consent)

Services are available to:

• self-managed participants

• plan-managed participants

• participants supported through a registered provider
  
   

About the Practitioner

I bring a background in:

• multiple years’ experience as a disability support worker

• experience delivering capacity-building supports aligned with NDIS goals

• a background in one-on-one personal development and confidence building

• formal training in coaching and strengths-based support approaches

• current studies in psychology and counselling
   

My work is grounded, respectful, and focused on helping participants feel more capable, confident,

and connected to themselves over time.