Daily psychology is a private psychology practice supporting children, adolescents and adults living with disability and neurodiversity.
Daily Psychology provides compassionate, person-centred psychology services to NDIS participants across the lifespan. We support people with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), cognitive disability, developmental differences and other needs that may affect everyday functioning and wellbeing.
Our approach is practical, strengths-based and tailored to each individual. We work alongside participants, families, carers and support teams to understand their goals and provide psychological support that is meaningful and relevant to everyday life.
NDIS Psychology Services
Our services may support participants with:
- ADHD and attention or executive functioning difficulties
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and neurodiversity
- Cognitive and developmental disabilities
- Emotional regulation and coping skills
- Anxiety, stress and emotional wellbeing
- Behavioural and social difficulties
- Communication and interpersonal skills
- Building confidence, independence and daily living skills
- Developing strategies to support participation at home, school, work and in the community
- Capacity building and progress towards NDIS goals
Flexible Psychology Support
Daily Psychology offers psychology appointments and home visits, where appropriate, to provide support in environments that are comfortable and meaningful for the participant. Home-based support can help translate psychological strategies into practical skills that can be used in everyday situations.
We recognise that every person is different. Our psychologists take the time to understand each participant's strengths, needs, preferences and goals, working collaboratively to develop an individualised approach to care.
Daily Psychology is committed to providing respectful, inclusive and evidence-based psychological support that helps NDIS participants build skills, increase independence and live fulfilling everyday lives.
ADHD and attention or executive functioning difficultiesAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)and neurodiversityCognitive and developmental disabilities