For NDIS Participants

NDIS Services

Occupational Therapy for self managed and plan managed participants, delivered with the same focused, whole person approach, and a clear understanding of how the NDIS works.

Please note, Integrate & Regulate works with self managed and plan managed participants. We are not currently an NDIS registered provider, so we are unable to support agency managed plans.

Occupational Therapy

OT supports under the NDIS

Occupational Therapy for children, delivered through the same structured, intensive model, a defined process with a clear endpoint that builds capability in the participant, their family and their school, alongside the assessments and reports that help evidence a participant’s needs.

Therapy Pathways

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Paediatric OT

For children, beginning with an assessment to understand the whole child, then a tailored support pathway, available as an intensive or weekly across the term.

  • Assessment and support pathway
  • Reflex and sensory focused intervention
  • Home and school strategies
  • Intensive or weekly formats

Early childhood approach for children 9 and under

See Paediatric Options

Assessments & Reports

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Functional Capacity Assessment

A comprehensive assessment of how disability affects everyday function, providing the clinical evidence that supports planning and funding decisions.

  • Initial client and family consultation
  • Standardised assessment and functional observations
  • School and allied health liaison
  • Analysis across the NDIS functional domains
  • Comprehensive written report and recommendations

Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA)

From $1,750
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FCA Review

A focused review ahead of a plan reassessment, evidencing how a participant has progressed and what support they continue to need.

  • Review of previous goals and current functioning
  • Re-assessment consultation and observations
  • Liaison with family and the wider team
  • Updated report evidencing progress and needs

FCA Review and progress report

From $870
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Early Intervention Access Report

Supporting young children and their families to access the NDIS early childhood approach, with the assessment and evidence that an access request needs.

  • Consultation with the family
  • Developmental assessment and observations
  • Completion of NDIS access and evidence forms
  • Supporting report to evidence eligibility

Early childhood approach, under 9

From $870
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Supporting Letters & Progress Reports

Concise professional documentation to support funding, services or your child's team, written from your sessions and progress.

  • Review of progress and current function
  • Clear recommendations
  • Liaison where needed
  • Written for your records or your team

Letters and progress reports

From $190

The fees above are a starting guide only. The final amount depends on the time and complexity involved and is finalised in your quote before commencing.

Early Access & Evidence

Help getting your child onto the NDIS

Many families know their child needs support but do not know where to begin with the NDIS. This is a large part of what I do.

An access request needs clear, well-evidenced information about how a child’s development affects their everyday life. I provide the assessment and the reports that request depends on, written in the language the NDIS looks for, and I help you understand the process from first enquiry to plan.

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Early intervention reports

Reports for children under nine that set out developmental needs, recommended supports and expected outcomes, in a format that supports early intervention funding.

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Access requests

Developmental assessment and supporting evidence for a new access request, including the functional impact of a child’s difficulties across home, school and community.

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Functional Capacity Assessments and reviews

For plan reassessments and reviews, a thorough Functional Capacity Assessment and progress reporting that gives planners a clear picture of what is needed next.

I work with self managed and plan managed participants, and with families who do not yet have a plan. Where a child does not meet NDIS access, I will tell you honestly and talk through the other funding pathways, including Medicare and private health.