Skills for everyday life
Functional life skills matter for everyone, including people with disability or psychosocial impairment. Families and carers can feel overwhelmed by how many areas need coaching. Our team uses research-based procedures to help people with complex support needs learn meaningful, functional life skills, such as toilet training and personal hygiene.
Skills we help build
Toilet training
Step-by-step teaching with research-based procedures.
Personal hygiene
Everyday self-care skills.
Daily routines
Functional skills used across the day.
Coaching for carers
Support for families who feel overwhelmed by how much there is to teach.
Is life skills support right for you?
- A person needs extensive learning or coaching support in daily skills
- A family or carer feels overwhelmed by how much needs teaching
- You want a structured, research-based approach
- You want skills practised in the person’s own routines
Frequently asked questions
What are life skills?
Functional skills that matter to everyone, including people with disability or psychosocial impairment, such as toilet training and personal hygiene.
How do you teach them?
Our team uses research-based procedures to help people with complex support requirements gain meaningful functional skills.
What does it cost, and is it covered by the NDIS?
Our services are funded through the NDIS.
Related services
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)
Comprehensive and focused ABA programs, including home-based services, building communication, learning and everyday skills.
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Therapeutic Supports
Counselling and behavioural skill training to build functional skills and independence.
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Short-term accommodation and breaks for families and carers.
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Send us a referral online, or get in touch first if you would like to talk it through.