Building skills for life and beyond
We work with young people on the goals that matter to them - building everyday skills, communicating their needs, navigating change and participating at home, in education and in the community.
Support is shaped around each person’s interests, strengths and choices. Families and other supports can be involved with the young person’s consent.
Support may focus on building independence and participation across:
- Home
- Education
- University or further study
- Employment
- Relationships
- Community
- Social environments
- Independent living
Depending on individual needs, support may include:
- Emotional regulation
- Executive functioning
- Organisation and planning
- Communication
- Social participation
- Functional independence
- Daily living skills
- Sensory regulation
- Mobility and physical capacity
- Confidence
- Community participation
- Transitioning from school
- Preparing for employment
- Navigating changing responsibilities
- Building sustainable routines
- Understanding individual strengths and support needs
Our clinicians work with the individual to establish meaningful goals and build practical skills that can be applied within everyday life.
Services are available to NDIS, Medicare and private clients, depending on eligibility and service type.
