Compassionate NDIS Support
At Calder Psychology, we provide compassionate, evidence-based psychological support for children, adolescents and adults accessing the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
​We welcome participants with a self managed NDIS plan and plan managed NDIS funding and work collaboratively with individuals, families, carers, support coordinators and other professionals to provide meaningful, goal-directed support. Self-managed and plan-managed participants have flexibility in choosing providers who best meet their needs and goals.
We support participants across the lifespan, including:​
​Autism and ADHD-related challenges
Emotional regulation and anxiety
Executive functioning difficulties
Social communication and relationships
Behavioural and emotional wellbeing
Confidence, identity and self-understanding
Daily functioning, independence and participation goals
Parenting and family support around neurodivergence
Supporting Neurodivergent Individuals to Thrive
Calder Psychology has particular expertise in supporting neurodivergent children and adults, including individuals with autism, ADHD and co-occurring emotional, behavioural or mental health challenges.
Our approach is neurodiversity-affirming, practical and personalised. We recognise that every person has a unique profile of strengths, challenges and support needs. Therapy is tailored to the individual, with a focus on improving everyday functioning, emotional wellbeing, confidence, participation and quality of life. Neurodiversity-affirming practices commonly emphasise strengths, authentic self-understanding and practical support strategies that fit the person’s life and goals.​
Evidence-Based Psychology Services
Our psychologists provide evidence-based interventions tailored to each participant’s goals, strengths and functional needs.
​Individual therapy and psychological intervention
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Executive functioning and organisational support
Autism and ADHD-informed therapeutic approaches
Parent consultation and family support
Behavioural support recommendations
Capacity building to support independence and daily functioning
Where appropriate, services may align with participant goals funded under Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living supports. Psychological interventions within NDIS commonly focus on improving functional capacity, emotional wellbeing and participation in daily life.
Reports, Supporting Documentation & Funding Contributions
We understand that navigating the NDIS can feel complex.
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Our team can assist with professional psychological documentation to support participant needs, including:
Functional and psychological reports
Progress reports and review documentation
Supporting evidence for funding reviews or reassessments
Recommendations regarding support needs and functional impact
Contributions to multidisciplinary reports and care planning
At Calder Psychology, we believe effective support is collaborative, respectful and person-centred.
​We work closely with participants, parents, carers, NDIS support coordination Perth providers, schools, allied health professionals and medical practitioners to ensure psychological supports are practical, coordinated and aligned with NDIS goals.
​Whether you are seeking therapy, guidance, psychological reports or support navigating next steps, our team is here to help.
Our team is here to provide thoughtful, person-centred support that helps participants build confidence, strengthen everyday functioning and work towards meaningful goals.
To enquire about NDIS psychology services or discuss whether Calder Psychology may be the right fit, please contact our team.
Working Together
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What you may want to know
Do you accept NDIS participants?
Yes. We support participants with self-managed and plan-managed NDIS funding.
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Do I need a referral?
No. A referral is not required for self-managed or plan-managed NDIS participants.
Do you work with autistic children and adults?
Yes. Our psychologists have extensive experience supporting autistic children, adolescents, and adults using neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based approaches
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Can you provide NDIS reports and supporting documentation?
Yes. We can provide reports, progress summaries, and supporting documentation for plan reviews, funding applications, and support planning.
Can family members be involved in sessions?
Where appropriate, family members, carers, and support persons can be involved to ensure support is practical and aligned with the participant’s goals.