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Continue ReadingNavigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can feel overwhelming for many families. With long waitlists for essential therapy services, it’s crucial to find timely support so that therapy can get started. At Everyday Independence, we’re committed to addressing this challenge by expanding our teams to include Developmental Educators—professionals who play a vital role in helping individuals with disabilities achieve their goals.
Despite their title, Developmental Educators are trained practitioners with degrees focused on supporting individuals with disabilities. They’re skilled in supporting capacity-building goals, enhancing independence, and developing social and communication skills. Their holistic approach helps empower individuals, foster social inclusion, and improve the overall quality of life for participants and their families.
Developmental Educators support NDIS participants with strategies and techniques that help to build capacity and increase independence. For instance, they can assist with important life transitions like:
For more insights into how Developmental Educators can make a difference, check out Speech Pathologist, Jade’s three-minute video.
At Everyday Independence, we help individuals get the most from their NDIS funded therapy. Our team approach includes Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, Physiotherapists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners, Habit Coaches, and Developmental Educators. Working together, we view each participant’s situation from multiple angles to provide comprehensive, targeted support that leads to lasting positive change.
By integrating Developmental Educators into our therapy teams, we’re not only addressing the pressing demand for services but also ensuring that participants can get their therapy started, without lengthy delays. We’re committed to building a team-based therapy approach as the best way for participants to reach goals and ensure continuity of care.
If you’d like to learn more about Developmental Educators, we recommend visiting the Developmental Educators Australia Incorporated (DEAI) website.
To explore how we can assist you or your family, please complete our online enquiry form or call us at 1300 179 131.