Education & Information

Therapy can be a powerful tool for growth — but it can also be expensive. For many NDIS participants, limited therapy budgets don’t...

Getting out into the community should not cost more just because you need support to do it. That is exactly why the Queensland Companion Card exists. It helps reduce the financial barriers to community participation for people who require ongoing attendant care support. Here is a simple breakdown of how it works, who it is for, and how to apply. What Is the QLD Companion Card? The Queensland Companion Card is designed for people with disability who need a support person to at

If you’ve ever opened your NDIS plan and thought, “I have no idea what this means”  — you’re not alone. The NDIS is a brilliant system...

Food isn’t just fuel — it’s connection, comfort, and a key part of everyday wellbeing. But for many NDIS participants, eating well isn’t...

When a participant has both a disability  and a mental health condition , it’s called dual diagnosis  — and it’s more common than many...

If you or your child has an NDIS plan, life doesn’t have to stay the same for it to work. In fact, it shouldn’t . Life changes — and when...

When a participant shows behaviours that are unsafe, disruptive, or distressing — to themselves or others — the response matters. That’s...

Why hearing and understanding aren’t always the same thing. Have you ever spoken to someone and felt like they heard you — but didn’t...

How do you explain to someone that just getting out of bed left you exhausted? That noise, light, or conversation can wipe you out? That you want to go out, but your body or brain simply says no? It’s not easy, especially when your disability isn’t visible. That’s where the Spoon Theory comes in. It’s a simple, powerful way to explain how energy works for many people with disability, chronic illness, mental health conditions, or neurodivergence. What Is the Spoon Theory? The

Self-advocacy is one of the most important skills an NDIS participant can develop — but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. It’s not...

When people think about the NDIS, they often picture support workers, OT's, and assistive technology. But for many participants, one of...

When a young child is showing signs of developmental delay or disability, early support can make a huge  difference. That’s where Early...

At Loving Life Support Services, we believe that support should evolve with you — not stop when you turn 18. For many adults with...

I see the human cost of these decisions up close. In children, in families, in futures on the line. The government’s Thriving Kids...

If you support a neurodivergent child, teen, or adult, you’ve likely witnessed moments of emotional overwhelm that seem to appear “out of...

When you think of ADHD, structure might not be the first word that comes to mind — but for many participants with ADHD, the right  kind...

  Emotional regulation is a vital life skill — and for many NDIS participants, it’s also a key area of support. Whether someone is...

Choosing an NDIS provider or support program is a big decision — and it’s normal for needs, preferences, and goals to change over time....

What’s a “Goal” in the NDIS and How Do We Support It? If you’ve ever heard the word “goal”  thrown around in NDIS meetings or reports and...

For many NDIS participants, peer connection  can be life-changing. Whether it’s teens bonding over Minecraft or adults finding someone...