Victoria’s OHS (Psychological Health) Regulations started on 1 December 2025. Our workshops can help your organisation understand and manage psychosocial hazards.
Victoria’s OHS (Psychological Health) Regulations started on 1 December 2025. Our workshops can help your organisation understand and manage psychosocial hazards.
An enduring power of attorney lets you choose someone you trust to make financial or personal decisions for you, including if you later lose capacity. In Victoria, you must have decision-making capacity when you sign it.If you or a family member has dementia, a brain...
Testamentary capacity is the mental ability a person needs to make a valid will. When someone has dementia, a brain injury or a serious illness, families and lawyers often worry about whether a new will could later be challenged.This guide is for lawyers and for...
A decision-making capacity assessment looks at whether a person can make a particular decision for themselves, at a particular time. It might be about a will, money, medical treatment or where to live.Families often ask for a capacity assessment when a loved one has...
Parents often sense that something is not quite adding up. A child may be working hard but falling behind, struggling to focus, or finding school much easier than their classmates. A child cognitive assessment can help explain how your child thinks and learns, and...
Cognitive rehabilitation helps people manage changes in thinking after a brain injury. It focuses on skills such as memory, attention, planning and problem solving, and on getting back to the activities that matter to you.Much of it is practical: finding tools and...
