NDIS Support
Practical, DBT-informed support for NDIS participants living with psychosocial disability, delivered by a team that understands complex mental health needs.
We support NDIS participants who want more stability, stronger daily routines, safer relationships and increased community connection.
Our supports are especially suited to people who experience emotional dysregulation, complex mental health needs, and difficulty sustaining daily living or social participation.
Our supports are grounded in recovery-oriented, trauma-informed practice and strengthened by DBT principles.
That means we focus on real-world skills, consistent support, and measurable progress toward the goals in your plan.
Choose the service that fits your plan goals, or talk to our team and we'll guide you to the right option.
Practical support that helps participants apply DBT skills in day-to-day life, including routines, distress tolerance and community engagement.
Clear, proactive coordination to help you use your plan well, connect with providers, and reduce stress for participants and families.
Coaching support focused on capacity-building, identity, motivation and moving toward meaningful life goals.
Hands-on support with daily living, appointments, community access, social participation and confidence-building.
Structured, well-supported experiences that build confidence, participation and capacity outside ordinary routines.
Our support work is active and skills-based.
We help participants apply practical tools directly to the situations they are facing in daily life.
Common focus areas include:
All support linked to DBT individual therapy at Life Mental Health is delivered within a team trained in DBT principles.
Our team meets regularly for consultation, helping maintain consistent, safe and ethical care.
This team-based approach means participants are not relying on a single clinician alone.
Some people benefit from DBT individual therapy on its own.
Others need the additional structure of a full DBT program.
DBT individual therapy may suit you if:
DBT individual therapy may be accessed through NDIS funding in certain circumstances.
This depends on your plan goals and how therapy supports your functional capacity.
We regularly work alongside support coordinators and recovery coaches.
You don't need a referral to book DBT individual therapy.
We also accept referrals from GPs, psychiatrists, hospitals and NDIS providers.
Sessions can be accessed via:
Length varies. Some people attend short-term, while others continue longer depending on needs.
Not always. Your clinician will help determine what level of support is best.
No. DBT supports many emotional regulation and trauma-related difficulties.
Yes. DBT individual therapy is available via telehealth across Queensland.
