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Using NDIS Capacity Building funding for psychology and assessments
What NDIS Capacity Building funding can and cannot pay for when it comes to psychology and assessments, and what is changing in 2026.
Challenging an NDIS decision: internal reviews and the Tribunal
The steps, time limits and free help available if you disagree with an NDIS decision, from internal review to the Administrative Review Tribunal.
NDIS plan reassessments: preparing your supporting evidence
What changed for NDIS plan reassessments in 2026, and how to prepare clear evidence for your next plan.
NDIS and intellectual disability: the role of cognitive assessment
What a cognitive assessment for intellectual disability involves, why adaptive functioning matters, and how it fits with NDIS evidence.
NDIS access after an acquired brain injury
What people with an acquired brain injury and their families should know about NDIS access, evidence, timing and compensation schemes.
The NDIS and autism: evidence that helps an access request
How an autism diagnosis, support levels and functional reports fit into an NDIS access request, for autistic adults and families.
What evidence does the NDIS need? Functional impact explained
Why the NDIA looks at how disability affects daily life, not just a diagnosis, and how to gather clear evidence of functional impact.
Applying for the NDIS with a psychosocial disability
What the NDIS looks for when you apply with a psychosocial disability, who should provide your evidence, and what is changing.
Gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) children: understanding the profile
Some children are both gifted and neurodivergent. Learn what twice-exceptional means, why these children are often missed, and how assessment can help.
The National Guideline for autism assessment: what families should know
Australia’s National Guideline sets out how autism assessments should be done. Here is what it means for families, in plain English.
ADHD or anxiety? How clinicians tell them apart
ADHD and anxiety can look alike, and many people have both. Learn how clinicians tell them apart and why getting it right matters for treatment.
Autism assessment for children in Australia: the process explained
A step-by-step guide for parents to autism assessment for children in Australia, from first concerns to the report and support options.