Psychology & Counselling
NDIS-Registered, Personalised Therapy Across Australia
Improve independence, achieve personal goals, and get support that’s tailored to you — wherever you are in Australia.

Why choose Bloom Healthcare?
Trusted, accessible, and personalised care across Australia.

Experienced Team
Qualified therapists who care about your progress.

Fast Access
Get support without long wait times.

Australia-Wide
We support clients in every major region.

Personalised Plans
Tailored goals and support just for you.
How Psychology & Counselling with Bloom Works

We Listen to Your Needs
Our therapists learn what matters most to you.

We Build Your Plan
Together, we design a support plan that meets your goals.

We Support You
Hands-on guidance and regular check-ins to help you succeed.
Our Psychology & Counselling Services Include:


Individual & Family Counselling

Adjustment to Disability

Paediatric Therapy
Other services

Reporting for NDIS

Administrative Review Tribunal (ART)

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

Trauma Counselling

Daily Living Skills Support

Cognitive Assessments

Diagnostic Assessments

Emotional Regulation
We’re Local – No Matter Where You Are
Our therapists are based in key locations around Australia.

Sydney
Metropolitan & Greater Sydney
Brisbane
Metropolitan & South East Qld
Perth
Metropolitan & Greater Perth
Melbourne
Metropolitan & Greater Melbourne
Adelaide
Metropolitan & Greater Adelaide
ACT
Metropolitan & Regional
Easy Read Guide
A plain-English guide to Psychology and NDIS support.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What does an NDIS psychologist do?
An NDIS psychologist helps participants improve their mental health and capacity by addressing cognitive, emotional, and social challenges. They create personalised programs to support tasks like employment, community access, and daily living.
For participants with complex behaviours, psychologists often work in conjunction with Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) practitioners to implement behaviour strategies that reduce distress and improve quality of life.
Are psychology services covered under my NDIS plan?
An NDIS psychologist provides therapy to help manage depression, anxiety, and emotional challenges. They teach practical strategies to improve mental health, build resilience, and enhance daily functioning.
Children and adolescents experiencing emotional or behavioural difficulties can also be supported through our Paediatrics 0–9 and Paediatrics 10–17 programs, which include family-centred therapy approaches.
How can an NDIS psychologist support mental health and well-being?
Yes, we provide services across regional Australia. We offer both in-person visits where available and telehealth options to ensure everyone can access quality care regardless of location.
How do I find an NDIS-registered psychologist?
You can find an NDIS psychologist by asking your GP, searching the NDIS provider portal, or using online searches to locate a provider near you, such as Bloom Healthcare.
We offer Counselling and Psychology NDIS services in Sydney and the whole New South Wales region, Brisbane and other locations in South East Queensland, Melbourne and more places in Victoria, Perth and WA, Adelaide and South Australia, Canberra and Tasmania.
Can NDIS psychology services be delivered online or in-person?
Yes, NDIS psychology services can be delivered either in-person or online, depending on your preference and what works best for your situation.
Remote sessions can also be combined with other services such as Dietitian consultations or home-based therapy from our wider allied health team.
Psychology & Counselling
Bloom Healthcare provides tailored psychology services to individuals with disabilities, addressing a wide range of mental health needs. Our experienced psychologists specialise in Clinical, Counselling, Developmental, and Behavioural Psychology, offering personalised in-home and community-based mental health services and care under the NDIS framework.
Additional Information
Qualified Psychology from an NDIS provider
Our NDIS-registered psychologists provide tailored, in-home and community-based services designed to meet the diverse psychological needs of individuals living with disability. We specialise in Clinical, Counselling, Developmental, and Behavioural Psychology.
1. Individual Intervention and Counselling
We offer therapeutic support aligned to individual needs and learning styles. Services are available through the NDIS, Medicare, private payment, or Victims of Crime referrals. Therapy options include Psychology, Counselling, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy, and Exercise Physiology. Our multi-disciplinary approach targets meaningful physical and psychological goals.
2. Capacity and Skill Building
Our clinicians deliver evidence-based capacity-building interventions. We help individuals develop life skills such as emotion regulation, behavioural control, financial and routine management, sleep hygiene, hygiene practices, and relationship building. Services are offered across disciplines including Psychology, Occupational Therapy, and Exercise Physiology.
3. Cognitive and Diagnostic Assessments
We conduct cognitive assessments for individuals aged 6–90, along with diagnostic evaluations for conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, depression, and anxiety. Each assessment includes a comprehensive report, psychoeducation, and feedback to guide ongoing support.
4. Adjustment to Disability
We support individuals and their care teams in adapting to new disability diagnoses. Our team provides education on specific conditions, identifies strengths and challenges, and supports goal development. We offer evidence-based treatment recommendations and equipment suggestions to enhance quality of life.
5. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Our psychologists deliver CBT to help individuals reframe negative thinking and behaviour patterns. This therapy is effective for depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and other mental health conditions. CBT focuses on developing adaptive coping strategies, problem-solving, and building self-confidence.
6. Trauma Counselling
We provide a supportive space for individuals to process trauma. Using evidence-based approaches like CBT, Narrative Exposure Therapy, and Exposure Therapy, we help clients work through difficult experiences and build tools for long-term resilience.
7. Functional Capacity Assessment
Our team offers comprehensive assessments that evaluate key functional areas, including social interaction, emotional regulation, behavioural control, financial and routine management. These assessments often include psychometric tools and multi-disciplinary input, producing reports that support care planning and NDIS applications.
8. Autism-Specific Support
We provide accessible psychology services for individuals with Autism, offering tailored assessments and therapeutic interventions that address unique needs and behavioural challenges.
9. AAT Reporting and Appearances
Our professionals prepare reports and can appear before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) to support clients in legal and administrative proceedings related to the NDIS.