Psychology

Psychology services under the NDIS focus on supporting the mental health, emotional wellbeing, and behavioural development of participants. Psychologists use evidence-based therapies to help individuals understand their thoughts and feelings, manage challenges, and build strategies that improve quality of life and daily functioning.

Whether you're experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioural concerns, or stress, a qualified Psychologist can provide the tools and support needed to navigate life more confidently and independently.

How a Psychologist Can Help

Our Psychologists work closely with participants to identify goals, provide tailored therapeutic interventions, and promote lasting emotional resilience. Therapy is person-centred and respectful, and may involve one-on-one sessions or collaboration with family and support workers, depending on individual needs.

Psychology services include, but are not limited to:

Treatment for anxiety, depression, stress, and mood disorders;
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and other evidence-based approaches;
Support for emotional regulation and behavioural challenges;
Therapy for trauma, grief, or adjustment difficulties;
Goal setting, motivation, and self-esteem building;
Support for families and carers managing complex needs; and
Psychological assessments for NDIS planning and reviews.

Why Choose Psychology Through the NDIS?

Psychologists play an essential role in helping participants live more balanced, empowered, and meaningful lives. Our team provides professional, confidential support that is fully aligned with the NDIS framework, ensuring participants receive therapy that’s ethical, inclusive, and outcome-focused.

At Lifespan Healthcare Services, we are committed to mental health support that builds resilience, promotes growth, and honours each participant’s unique journey. Our Psychologists work in partnership with you to help you reach your goals and improve your overall wellbeing.