NDIS Mental Health Support
Our NDIS-funded psychosocial supports, includes:
- Supported Independent Living (SIL)
- Skill building
- Community inclusion
We provide empathetic daily support needs to manage mental health, build coping strategies, and increase independence, ensuring every participant can pursue a meaningful life.
Our Integrated Approach to Psychosocial Support
Long-term mental health support is our specialty.
We help you translate your NDIS plan into practical, daily life stability. To achieve this we ensure Routine and Structure is implemented by establishing and maintaining daily routines (medication management, appointments, sleep hygiene) to reduce anxiety and promote well-being.
Safety Planning is key when working collaboratively with participants to develop proactive, individualised safety plans and providing empathetic support during times of increased needs or distress.
Daily Living Coaching will guarantee support workers provide one-on-one coaching for essential life skills, such as budgeting, meal preparation, household management, and self-care, which directly enhance independence and self-worth.
What is NDIS Psychosocial support?
A psychosocial disability is a disability that arises from a mental health condition (such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe anxiety, or depression) that significantly impacts a person’s ability to function in daily life, participate in work/study, or engage with their community.
How can the NDIS fund Psychosocial Disabilities?
The funding for psychosocial disabilities is allocated across two main budgets within an NDIS plan they are Core Supports and Capacity Building Supports.
From the Core Supports you have two sub-categories which are called ‘Assistance with daily life’ and ‘Assistance with social and community participation’.
From the Capacity Building Supports you have four sub-categories which are called ‘Improved Daily Living’ ‘Improved Relationships’ ‘Improved Coordination of Supports’ and ‘Finding and Keeping a Job’.
What the NDIS Does NOT Fund for Psychosocial Disabilities
Who can help with Psychosocial disability & Mental Health?
My Life Accommodation and Care Solutions is a registered NDIS provider dedicated to creating a genuinely supportive home environment for participants with psychosocial disabilities.
We specialize in providing Supported Independent Living (SIL) in brand-new, comfortable homes, ensuring your daily non-clinical supports are delivered with compassion and reliability. Our recovery-focused approach aims to build stability, develop vital life skills, and encourage community involvement.
We work collaboratively with external Psychosocial Recovery Coaches and Allied Health services to help you maximize your NDIS plan and reach your personal goals.