
Support, empowerment and independence
Greenlight registered to be a provider of services to the NDIS at the first opportunity in 2013 and has been helping participants, their families and carers to access the support they need to live the most empowered and independent lives possible ever since. Our therapists are heavily involved and well-versed in the current NDIS processes and requirements.
Greenlight can offer participants the following disciplines and services:
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Assessment and therapy support for personal support needs (personal care)
Assessment and therapy support to increase skills and independence in every day activities, at home and in the community
Functional assessments (to provide a baseline of functioning and support needs)
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and Supported Independent Living (SIL) assessments
Sensory Assessments (to support relationships and/or engagement in occupations)
Occupational therapy assessment and support in relation to development of positive behaviour support plans
Assistive Technology (aids and equipment) assessment and prescription
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Mobility assessment
Physical capacity assessment including balance, muscle strength, coordination, range of movement and posture
Gait training
Strength and exercise programs including hydrotherapy
Equipment prescription
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Speech (producing speech sounds clearly)
Language (understanding and using spoken words and sentences)
Social communication
Literacy (reading and writing)
Voice
Swallowing and Mealtime Management
Augmentative and alternative communication (communication methods such as gesture, signing, communication books and high tech devices)
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Psychological assessment of function and capacity
Individual counselling for management of anxiety anxiety and depression, grief and loss, trauma recovery
Goal setting
Building social skills, confidence and self-esteem
Engagement in meaningful activity
Relationship strengthening and rebuilding within families
Specialist behaviour support services to reduce behaviours of concern and minimise the use of restrictive practices
