NDIS Plan Management Blog

Autism Spectrum Disorder in an Adult - One Woman’s Story

Having an ASD (autism) makes her eccentric to the mainstream. It’s ironic that she wants to make changes for humanity, yet it’s humans who prevent her from doing so.

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Types of Autism? ASD Types?

Are there types of Autism? Symptoms may appear profoundly in one individual and not so intensely or barely at all in the next. Autism exists as a continuum.

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NDIS Goals: How do you identify what you want for your ASD child?

Think about the goals that any child would make. There is no reason your desires for your autistic children can’t be like those of their able siblings and peers.

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NDIS Independent Assessments for Autism Spectrum Disorder

Want to know more about NDIS Independent Assessments for Autism Spectrum Disorder? Let’s take a look at the NDIS literature and see what parents in the autism community are saying.

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Finding Support and Respite Services

When you have a child with ASD (autism), your world changes, dramatically. You can lose yourself in translating the world for your child. But you must be his/her voice. If you don’t, who will? find the opportunity to enjoy some respite.

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Support and Respite for People Living with ASD

Respite is when someone steps in for you and assumes your role as the carer while you take a break. Do you really need it? Yes, you do.

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Making your NDIS Service Agreements work for You

Over the past 5 years of helping people navigate and understand their NDIS plans, one of the most common things that comes up is the difficulties and misinformation surrounding service agreements.

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Equine Assisted Therapy for Autism Spectrum Disorder

The positive emotional input of therapeutic horse riding based on love to horses provides strong motivation for significant improvements in confidence levels, reduced anxiety, social engagement-all common conditions in people with ASD ADHD and OCD

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Asserting Yourself in NDIS Plan Meetings

I have a child with ASD. I’m exhausted and I’m overwhelmed – what can I do to assert myself in NDIS planning meetings?

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I have an AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER. Am I eligible for the NDIS?

To be eligible for the NDIS, a person with Autism Spectrum Disorder must meet the following requirements...

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Demystifying Reasonable and Necessary and Discussing Communication Supports for Children with ASD

Reasonable and necessary. You’ve heard the phrase in NDIS meetings, therapists have frequently used it and you’ve seen it written on NDIS material. But what does it mean? In particular what does that mean for Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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NDIS Pricing Guide. All You Need To Know. Tips, Tricks and Strategies

Understanding the price guide is one of the most important things you can do. It will help you to navigate the sophisticated maze of NDIS.

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Accessing NDIS: Practical Guide. Tips & Strategies to Put Your Case Across

Calling all parents of a young adult on the Autism Spectrum – you have just been notified that your offspring’s NDIS funding has been approved – yes, you read that right – so what now? First off, he/she has just become an NDIS PARTICIPANT. So, for the purpose of expediency, I shall now refer to your loved one as a ‘participant’.

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