Emotional regulation
Recognise stress responses and practise strategies that support wellbeing, safety and participation.

Therapeutic training & capacity building
Individualised, trauma-informed therapeutic training for eligible NDIS participants—shaped around personal goals, communication, confidence and meaningful participation.

A human place to begin
Therapeutic training and capacity building are delivered 1:1, virtually or face to face. The format is discussed around the person’s goals, preferences, access needs and everyday life.
The focus is on skills and strategies that can be practised beyond a session—in daily routines, relationships, community participation and decisions.
The Whole Warrior Solutions Framework™ provides structure while remaining flexible. It explores identity and strengths, emotional wellbeing, safety, communication, self-advocacy, problem solving and personal growth.
Where appropriate, individual therapeutic training and skills development may sit within the NDIS Therapeutic Supports registration group and the current Therapy – Other Professional – Direct Service item. The actual support delivered and invoiced must reflect the participant’s disability-related needs, functional goals, stated funding, provider eligibility and agreed service arrangement.
How support may help
Individual goals differ. Therapeutic training and capacity-building sessions may focus on:
Recognise stress responses and practise strategies that support wellbeing, safety and participation.
Build confidence expressing preferences, asking questions and communicating needs in different settings.
Strengthen awareness of respectful relationships, personal boundaries, consent and ways to seek support.
Practise speaking up, weighing options, solving problems and taking part in decisions that affect everyday life.
Example program
Whole Warrior Workshop™ is one example of how 1:1 therapeutic capacity-building training can be structured. Select the modules and skills you wish to build, then shape them around the participant’s goals, functional needs and learning preferences.
An example schedule is 12 × 90-minute sessions, totalling 18 hours. Sessions may be delivered virtually or face to face by arrangement. This is an adaptable example, not a fixed course or promise of funding.
Explore workshops and tailored programs →Possible session topics
Is this the right fit?
We consider suitability individually and avoid promising that a particular support will be funded.
Kind words
“Experience, professionalism and collaboration. Tania is a wonderful asset to any participant’s team.”
— Peter Sykes, occupational therapist
What to expect
Make an enquiry or submit a referral with the participant’s knowledge and consent.
We discuss needs, goals, funding, delivery options, availability and professional scope.
A clear service arrangement records the support, responsibilities, consent and practical details before sessions begin.
Questions about this service
Eligible participants may be able to use stated Therapeutic Supports funding when the individual therapeutic training is disability-related, directed towards functional outcomes and delivered by an eligible provider. The current schedule describes the relevant other-professional item as Therapy – Other Professional – Direct Service. Funding is not guaranteed and must be confirmed before service begins.
No. Therapeutic training and capacity building are assessed and tailored to the participant’s goals, functional needs, learning preferences and agreed outcomes rather than sold as a generic course.
Goals may involve emotional regulation, communication, boundaries, self-advocacy, decision-making, problem solving and everyday participation. Whole Warrior Workshop™ provides one example of selectable session topics and an adaptable delivery structure.
Therapeutic training and capacity-building sessions are delivered 1:1, virtually or face to face. The arrangement is discussed around the participant’s goals, preferences, access needs, location and availability.
Take the next step
A complimentary 15-minute enquiry call can help you ask questions and decide whether this service may be a suitable fit.
This is an enquiry call, not a counselling or crisis-support session. If there is immediate danger, call 000. For crisis support in Australia, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.