Empowering Minds, Improving Resilience, Fostering Well-Being Through Healing Counselling
Funded under the NDIS, Counselling Services of ABC CARE is intended for the NDIS and aged participants to overcome their barriers of social inclusion and interactive difficulties. Our certified counsellors support them to build capacity and focus through Counselling services which are recovery-oriented practices so they can overcome day-to-day challenges. We are ready to provide support at the time of recovery planning and coaching. So, when your disabled or aging family member or friend should be motivated and counselled to increase their skills, and capacity, feel good and confident, and be resilient; remember the counsellors of ABC CARE.
Why Do the NDIS Participants and Aged Members Need Counselling Services?
The people NDIS participants and aged members must be in a positive mindset. Hence, they need the counselling services to:
- Building on their strengths
- Increasing their confidence
- Being motivated to make certain changes
- Trying hands at new things
- Improving their relationships
- Taking control of their lives
How Do the Counselling Services of ABC CARE Help the NDIS Participants and Aged Members?
Our counsellors will closely work with the NDIS participants and aged members and identify their individual therapeutic goals and needs. Next, they shall adapt the findings to the NDIS requirements. We would even provide NDIS therapeutic support service, daily living development and boosting life skills and behavioural support.
- Therapeutic Support
- Face-to-face, individual counselling
- Family counselling
- Relationship Counselling
- Daily Living and Life Skills Development
- Helping the NDIS participants and aged members to develop personal skills and life skills that increase their independence, participating in the community and social settings.
- Helping the carers to take better care of the NDIS participants and aged members.
- Behavior Support
- Interventions for addressing behaviours of concern
b.Training for concerned carers in behaviour management strategies.
How Impactful is Counselling From ABC CARE?
Counselling services act as additional support in developing personal capacity. Our flexible counsellors are capable of adapting to the client's needs, and they help their clients build up capacity by:
- Guiding through life transition goals
- Refining social skills for learning about different perspectives
- Supporting time management and goal-setting skills
- Supporting the job-seeking journey of NDIS participants
- Assisting with planning, time management and memory issues
However, this is not the end, for our counsellors offer additional support and help in developing a manageable system for providing extra guidance where the NDIS participants and aged members could feel overwhelmed or they might have problems
We shall help in identifying individual goals and in developing actionable strategies.
Our team is ready to assist with increasing the awareness of choice and control.
Our counsellor will coach the NDIS participants to increase recovery skills, motivation capabilities, strengths, resilience and decision-making
We shall provide continuous support to make it easy for the NDIS participants and aged members to be mentally and physically happy.
We shall monitor implementing the individual support and recovery plans while helping the NDIS participants and aged members with achievement.
In the counselling session, the counsellor discusses about the thoughts, experiences and feelings of the NDIS participants and aged members. Likewise, they provide support, guidance and tools for helping in mental health management.
Individual needs and goals determine the frequency of counselling sessions. This will be determined at the time of consultation with a counsellor and NDIS planner.
The NDIS plan funds the counselling services. The allocated amount for counselling is determined by individual needs and goals.
Generally, counselling is confidential. However, there might be exceptions, like when there are probable risks to the NDIS participants and aged members or others.
The specific circumstances and agreement between the counsellor and the NDIS participants and aged members state whether the family or friends are allowed to attend counselling sessions.