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Supporting Your Independence and Goals

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides support for people with a permanent and significant disability to improve independence and pursue their goals and aspirations. The NDIS focuses on providing the supports individuals need to participate more fully in everyday life. It is not a welfare scheme, but a system designed to build capacity and long-term independence.

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Who is the NDIS for?

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The NDIS supports individuals with a permanent and significant disability that impacts their ability to manage everyday activities and participate in work, social, and community life.

  • Disabilities may include:
  • • Neurological
  • • Psychosocial
  • • Sensory
  • • Physical
  • • Intellectual
  • • Cognitive
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Examples may include:

  • • An individual who has lost movement and speech following a stroke and requires assistance with personal care and mobility
  • • An individual who is blind with intellectual impairments and lives in supported accommodation

Understanding Eligibility

How to Apply​

To apply for the NDIS, you will need to complete an Access Request Form and provide supporting evidence of your disability.

  • This evidence may include:
  • • Diagnosis from a treating health professional
  • • Information about your daily functioning
  • • Support needs and participation challenges
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A Functional Capacity Assessment, completed by an Occupational Therapist, may also be used to support your application.

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My Rehab Team assists clients with their NDIS access applications by providing supporting evidence through a Functional Capacity Assessment.

This assessment helps identify:

  • • Your current abilities
  • • Areas where support is required
  • • Recommendations for services and supports
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Do I need a referral to access NDIS services?

In many cases, you can contact us directly to discuss services. However, some supports or funding pathways may require documentation from your healthcare team or support coordinator.

Can I receive therapy at home?

Yes, we offer mobile allied health services across Brisbane, allowing therapy and assessments to be delivered in your home or community environment, as well as in-clinic options.

Can family members or support coordinators be involved?

Absolutely. We work collaboratively with families, carers, support coordinators, and healthcare providers to help ensure supports align with your goals and daily needs.

Areas of Daily Living

How the NDIS Assesses Support Needs

The NDIS describes someone’s function in terms of the following domains and their impact on participation economically and socially:

Self-care
One’s ability to attend their personal living needs such as showering, feeding, dressing, toileting, etc.
Learning
Problem solving, learning new skills, and daily decision making.
Self-management
One’s ability to manage their lives including preparing their meals, cleaning their home, doing the laundry and linen, etc.
Communication
Engaging in conversations and expressing needs.
Social interaction
One’s ability to socialise, establish and maintain meaningful relationships.
Mobility
Moving safely at home and in the community.

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Whether you’re looking for support, recovery, or ongoing care, our team is here to help you move forward with confidence.  Speak with us to discuss your situation and explore the best therapy options for you.

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