Services for NDIS Participants and Providers

Every day, NDIS Plan Managers, Support Coordinators and community organisations navigate complex situations.

You balance participant goals, funding, service availability, psychosocial complexity, risk, referrals, family dynamics, changing needs, and systems that don’t always make things easy.

At Axis Clinic, we work alongside NDIS providers to deliver high-quality, evidence-based psychological assessment, intervention and consultation that helps participants receive the right supports while also supporting the professionals around them.

Our clinicians have extensive experience working with individuals living with:

We recognise behaviours often communicate unmet needs. Our approach is always trauma-informed, person-centred and strengths-based, with a focus on understanding the whole person rather than simply responding to behaviours.

We provide assessments that help inform clinical care, NDIS planning and support recommendations, including:

Our reports are written with practical recommendations to support participants, families, support teams and decision-making.

Assessment is only the beginning.

We also provide ongoing psychological therapy and intervention to support participants in developing meaningful skills and improving quality of life.

Our clinicians deliver evidence-based interventions tailored to individual needs, including support with:

Mental health presentations can be challenging for frontline staff.

We know support workers, team leaders and community organisations often need practical strategies—not just reports.

That’s why Access Clinic offers:

Case discussions to help teams better understand participant presentations and clinical recommendations.

Practical education on mental health, trauma-informed practice, emotional regulation, behaviour support, and working confidently with complex presentations.

Reflective supervision that supports practitioner wellbeing, confidence and high-quality care.

Specialised supervision for clinicians and organisations looking to strengthen DBT-informed practice and support teams working with complex emotional and behavioural presentations.

We understand the realities of working within the NDIS.

Our team prioritises collaboration, clear communication and practical recommendations that help everyone work towards the same participant goals.

We aim to:

Our goal isn’t simply to provide a service.

It’s to become a trusted clinical partner that your team can confidently refer to whenever specialised mental health support is needed.

If you’re supporting participants with complex mental health needs, psychosocial disability, behavioural concerns or requiring specialist assessment, we’d love to connect.

Whether you need an assessment, ongoing therapy, staff education, clinical supervision or consultation, our team is here to help.

Together, we can create better outcomes—for participants, families, and the professionals who support them every day.