
NDIS Program
Support works best when people feel safe, respected, and genuinely seen π€
What is it about
Our NDIS programs use evidence-based creative arts therapy approaches, including visual art, music, movement, drama, and sensory-based expression, to support emotional regulation, communication, confidence, and participation. Sessions are gentle, adaptive, and person-centred, meeting each participant exactly where they are, emotionally, cognitively, and physically. This is ideal if: Verbal therapy alone isnβt accessible or effective Emotional regulation or self-expression is challenging You want support that honours autonomy and dignity π A person loves to create and feels awe for colour and shapes. With consistency, this program supports: π§ Emotional Regulation β Builds skills to recognise, express, and manage emotions safely. π¬ Communication & Expression β Supports non-verbal and creative communication pathways. π Confidence & Self-Esteem β Strengthens sense of capability and self-worth. π¨ Sensory Integration & Body Awareness β Supports grounding and nervous system regulation. πΈ Identity & Agency β Encourages choice-making and self-direction. βοΈ Wellbeing & Engagement β Increases motivation, participation, and enjoyment. π Safety & Trust β Creates predictable, supportive therapeutic environments. NDIS-aligned pricing Discounts available for ongoing support and block bookings Our Program Includes: π©βπ¨ 1 x Qualified Creative Arts Therapist π§ 45- 90 Minute Sessions (1:1 or small group) π¦ All materials and supplies included π Progress notes and reports aligned with NDIS goals π€ Collaboration with families, carers, and support teams β¨ Next step: Contact me to discuss goals, funding, and suitability. π Studies show that a significant portion of people (about 50%) experience a reliable improvement with 13 - 18 sessions of emotional, physical, or psychological therapy.
Contact Details
0404495354
b.alpha.studio@gmail.com
Cancellation Policy
No cancellations, but you can reschedule up until 7 days before the program starts

