NDIS and Psychological Services

Straight Up Psychological Services is not a registered NDIS provider.

This means services are generally available to participants who are self-managed, and in some cases plan-managed, depending on the circumstances.

 Where continuity of care is important, priority may be given to previous clients where appropriate. 

Support provided through the NDIS focuses on psychological capacity building, such as:

• understanding neurodivergence and identity
• emotional regulation and coping strategies
• executive functioning and daily life skills
• managing anxiety, overwhelm, and burnout
• communication and relationship skills
   

As a small independent practice, availability for NDIS clients is limited.

Services are offered where the participant’s goals align with the therapeutic approach and scope of the practice.

NDIS participants interested in therapy are welcome to submit a short enquiry, including brief information about:

• whether their plan is self-managed or plan-managed
• their goals for psychological support

This information helps determine whether the service is a good fit and whether the requested support aligns with NDIS funding requirements.