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When living with a disability, you or a loved one can benefit from receiving specific disability support in your day-to-day life. From supporting your health and well-being to providing you with avenues to participate in work, education, sports and other activities that you’d love to be a part of, we will help you achieve what you want. We can help you learn new skills, see new sights, make new friends, and most of all do the things you love.
At Respectability, we believe that you should choose the right support and services that suit your individual goals and lifestyle. We will give you greater choice and enhance your independence and well-being. Our dedicated team are here to help you live how you choose and provide you with all the disability support services under one roof to help you do the things that you love.
Did you know that in Toowoomba, people only use 70% of their plan funds? We can help you to better understand your plan and make sure you use all of the funds you were given.
This support provides people with assistance or supervision of personal tasks in daily life, helping them develop the skills to live as independently as possible.
This support assists people to undertake or develop skills to maintain their home environment. It includes assistance to do basic house and yard work.
This support assists people to maintain their home environment. This may involve doing essential household tasks that people are unable to do including house and yard cleaning and maintenance.
This support helps people to improve their self-management skills of their NDIS funding and supports.
This support helps people to engage in community, social and recreational activities.
Get in touchThis support items is for people who work and are less independent in performing tasks or need frequent prompting and coaching to stay on track, communicate with others or manage their behaviours.
This support item strengthens a person’s ability to design and build their support team, develop capacity and strength to direct their lives using their NDIS funding and coordinator.
Psychosocial disability can arise when someone with a mental health condition, such as depression, interacts with a social environment that presents barriers to them that others do not experience.
A psychosocial disability may restrict a person’s ability to:
• Be in certain types of environments
• Concentrate
• Have enough stamina to complete tasks
• Cope with time pressures and multiple tasks
• Interact with others
• Understand constructive feedback
• Manage stress
Some examples of psychosocial disabilities include schizoid disorders, such as schizophrenia and schizo-affective disorder, anxiety disorders, such as obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, agoraphobia and social phobia or mood disorders, such as major and dysthymic depression and bipolar.
This provides help for people to build capacity and resilience through strong and respectful relationships to support people with psychosocial disability to live a full and contributing life. This support is designed to be able to maintain engagement through periods of increased support needs due to the episodic nature of mental illness. Recovery coaches work collaboratively with participants, families, carers and other services to identify, plan, design and coordinate NDIS supports.
Toowoomba, QLD 4350
enquiry@differentability.com.au
Mon to Fri
0422 659 926