NDIS Support & Care for people with a Psychosocial Disability

At Maple, we provide personalised psychosocial services that help participants build stability, strengthen independence, and achieve meaningful personal goals. Our support is tailored to each person’s needs, routines, and recovery journey, helping them participate more confidently in everyday life.

• A psychosocial recovery coach
• Professional counselling
• Skill development programs for daily living skills, communication, problem-solving and decision-making
• Positive behaviour strategies  for better interpersonal skills and interactions with others
• Encouraging community participation to build relationships
• Support coordination and NDIS plan navigation
• Educational and vocational support

Yes. While Maple does not provide counselling directly, we can help participants connect with appropriate NDIS counselling services, mental health professionals, and other supports through their NDIS plan. We work closely with your wider support network to ensure services complement your individual goals.

Absolutely. We regularly work with Psychologists, Psychiatrists, GPs, Support Coordinators, and other NDIS mental health service providers to ensure participants receive coordinated, person-centred support that remains aligned with their goals and changing needs.

At Maple, we understand the unique and complex needs of those living with psychosocial disabilities. Our psychosocial support workers provide personalised support that empowers each of our clients to achieve their full potential and improve their quality of life.

We work directly with each client to tailor a support plan which we regularly review and adjust to ensure it remains relevant and effective. Maple’s approach recognises the interconnectedness of mental, emotional, and physical health, addressing all aspects of wellbeing to promote overall health.

Accessing Maple’s psychosocial disability NDIS services is a straightforward process designed to provide you with the support and care you need. Our experienced team will conduct a thorough assessment of your needs, taking into account the challenges you face, your goals and your circumstances.

At Maple, we believe in personalised care tailored to your unique needs and goals. Reach out to our friendly team today online or by phone to find out how you can access Maple’s psychosocial services.

Families choose Maple because of our experienced Support Workers, person-centred approach, and commitment to delivering consistent, reliable support. We work collaboratively with participants, families, Support Coordinators, and healthcare professionals to provide flexible supports that promote wellbeing, independence, and long-term stability.

A Psychosocial Disability is a disability that arises from the functional impact of a mental health condition. It can affect a person’s ability to manage everyday activities, maintain relationships, participate in the community, or achieve personal goals, with the impact varying from person to person.

Psychosocial services under the NDIS are designed to support participants living with mental health conditions who experience these challenges. With the help of therapeutic interventions like counselling and psychological support, skill development programs to improve daily living and social skills, and assistance with community integration, our services help our clients to find their place in the world.

Effective NDIS and psychosocial disability support can become life-changing when we address the mental and emotional challenges that our clients face. By providing a safe space for you or your loved one to express your feelings, fears and concerns, psychosocial disability services offer emotional support through counselling and therapy, helping you to develop coping strategies for managing stress, anxiety and depression.

Psychosocial services also focus on skill development, helping you to build essential life skills such as communication, problem-solving, and decision-making, which helps to encourage independence and self-confidence.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding for reasonable and necessary support tailored to each participant’s unique needs. If you require psychosocial services to enhance your mental health and wellbeing, the NDIS can offer the financial support needed to access Maple’s comprehensive care.

With a focus on helping you achieve a fulfilling and independent lifestyle, Maple’s psychosocial services ensure you receive the highest quality support on your journey to improved mental health and overall wellbeing.

When determining your funding for psychosocial services, the NDIS carefully considers your unique needs to ensure the support provided is truly beneficial in helping you achieve your goals. Our priority is to enhance your independence and functional skills in the most supportive way and least intrusive way possible.

Your NDIS plan will outline how you can utilise your funds to best support your journey. If you’re uncertain about whether your specific needs are covered, we’re here to help. We can work together to clarify with the NDIA what is included in your personalised plan, ensuring you get the support you deserve.

• Mental health support to manage issues and develop coping strategies.
• Skills development to improve communication, acquire employment or volunteering opportunities.
• Building confidence and independence.
• Support coordination to help with finding the best support available.
• Community participation to ensure social inclusion and engagement.
• Crisis planning to develop strategies and plans to manage potential crises.
• Health and wellbeing programs to enhance wellness and promote stress reduction.
• Behavioural support to manage challenging behaviours and create effective strategies.