Education & Information

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...

Mental health is just as important as physical health — and the NDIS recognises that. If you or your loved one is living with a...

If you have ever opened the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, often still called the NDIS Price Guide, and felt completely overwhelmed, you are not alone. It is a long document filled with codes, categories, and numbers. But despite how technical it looks, it exists for a very simple reason. It sets clear rules around what NDIS supports can cost and how they can be delivered. This guide explains what the NDIS Price Guide is, why it matters, and what it actually mean

Creating a truly safe space means more than locking the door or dimming the lights. For many NDIS participants, especially those with lived experience of trauma, safety is about how people behave, communicate, and respond in everyday moments. Whether support is delivered 1:1 or in a group setting, trauma-informed practice helps participants feel respected, supported, and in control. Here’s what that actually looks like in practice. What Does Trauma-Informed Really Mean? Being

When you hear the phrase “therapy goals”  in the NDIS world, you might picture formal documents, complex assessments, or funding...

Capacity Building Activities to Try With Your Teen When teens are given the right support, they thrive. For many NDIS participants,...

For many neurodivergent people — especially those with ADHD — burnout isn’t just about feeling tired. It’s a deep, emotional and physical...

Trauma affects people in different ways — and for some, talk therapy alone isn’t enough to process what they’ve been through. That’s...

“Inclusive” is a word that gets used a lot — especially in the world of disability services. But what does it really  mean? At its heart,...

If you’ve ever tried to get a teen with ADHD out the door on time, finish homework, or clean their room — you’ve likely seen executive...

When a participant has complex needs — whether physical, psychosocial, cognitive, or behavioural — the right support isn’t optional. It’s...

Setbacks happen to everyone. A goal doesn’t go to plan, a routine gets thrown off, or something just feels too hard. For NDIS...

For many people with disability, social situations can be overwhelming — and often misunderstood. That’s where intentional social skill...