Telehealth Support
Access qualified NDIS allied health and support professionals remotely, wherever your family is based across Australia.
Services Available via Telehealth
A wide range of allied health and support services can be delivered remotely without compromising on quality of care.
Speech Pathology Sessions
Video-based speech and language therapy sessions, including parent coaching to support progress between sessions.
Occupational Therapy Consults
Assessment, goal-setting, and strategy sessions delivered remotely, with practical activities you can run at home.
Psychology & Counselling
Confidential video or phone sessions for participants and family members working on mental health and behavioural goals.
Behaviour Support Reviews
Remote check-ins and plan reviews with behaviour support practitioners to track progress and adjust strategies.
Parent & Carer Coaching
Guidance sessions for parents and carers to help implement therapy strategies consistently in daily life.
Multidisciplinary Case Conferences
Remote coordination meetings between the different professionals involved in a participant's care.
Why Families Choose Telehealth
Access Regardless of Location
Families in rural, regional, or remote areas can access specialists who may not be available locally.
Less Time Travelling
Cut down on travel time and logistics, especially valuable for families managing multiple appointments.
Comfort of Home
Some participants engage better in their own familiar environment rather than a clinic setting.
Easier Consistency
Reduced logistics can make it easier to keep regular sessions on the calendar without disruption.
Family Involvement
Parents and carers can more easily join sessions to learn strategies alongside their child.
Secure Platforms
Sessions are delivered through secure, professional video platforms appropriate for health service delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is telehealth as effective as in-person sessions?
For many services and participants, telehealth can be highly effective, particularly for consultations, reviews, and parent coaching. Some assessments or hands-on interventions are better suited to in-person delivery — your allied health professional can advise on the best format for your specific goals.
What technology do I need for a telehealth session?
Generally just a device with a camera and microphone (a smartphone, tablet, or computer) and a stable internet connection. Your professional will confirm the specific platform and send you joining instructions ahead of your session.
Can telehealth be funded through my NDIS plan?
Many NDIS-funded services can be delivered via telehealth where appropriate. Check with your plan manager or support coordinator to confirm how telehealth sessions are claimed against your specific plan.
Is telehealth suitable for young children?
It can be, particularly when a parent or carer is involved to help facilitate the session. Your therapist will tailor the session format to suit your child's age and engagement style.
What if we need to switch between telehealth and in-person sessions?
Many professionals in our network offer a mix of both, so you can move between telehealth and in-person sessions depending on what's needed and what fits your circumstances at the time.
Ready to Access Support Remotely?
Register your family and we'll help you find the right telehealth-ready professionals for your needs.