With the recent introduction of the NDIA's PACE system, understanding how to endorse or record your NDIS providers is essential. By recording your providers as ‘my providers,’ you ensure smoother payments and give them access to the necessary parts of your plan. Whether you’re accessing plan management, support coordination, or behaviour support, knowing how to navigate these changes will simplify your NDIS experience. At Ivy Psychology, we’re here to help you through this transition. Reach out to us at admin@ivypsychology.com.au or call 0405 944 637 for any support you need.

Starting behaviour support services can feel daunting, but Ivy Psychology makes the process straightforward and supportive. From completing an initial referral form on our website to having your first consultation with an experienced practitioner, this guide walks you through each step. We explain how we develop tailored Behaviour Support Plans, provide ongoing support, and work closely with you, your family, and support workers to achieve positive outcomes.

Behaviour support is a crucial service under the NDIS, designed to help individuals with disabilities manage challenging behaviours and improve their quality of life. This blog explores how behaviour support works, the process involved, and the vital role Ivy Psychology's experienced practitioners play in helping NDIS participants achieve positive outcomes.

Behaviour support and psychological therapy are two distinct yet complementary services offered under the NDIS. This blog delves into the key differences between these approaches, highlighting how Ivy Psychology’s team of skilled professionals, led by clinical psychologist Joel Moffat, can guide NDIS participants through their journey to better mental health and well-being.

Restrictive practices are interventions used in situations where an individual's behaviour poses a significant risk, but they are meant to be a last resort. This blog explores how NDIS participants are safeguarded through behaviour support, including the development of Behaviour Support Plans, fade-out strategies, and the rigorous approval process required by state panels. Discover how Ivy Psychology’s experienced practitioners work to reduce and eventually eliminate the need for restrictive practices, ensuring that participants live with dignity and independence.