Global Developmental Delay (GDD) is a term used to describe children who exhibit significant delays in multiple areas of development. While this diagnosis is crucial for Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI), it is not considered age-appropriate after the age of 6 for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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Global Developmental Delay (GDD) is a term used to describe children who exhibit significant delays in multiple areas of development. While this diagnosis is crucial for Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI), it is not considered age-appropriate after the age of 6 for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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Global Developmental Delay (GDD) is a term used to describe children who exhibit significant delays in multiple areas of development. While this diagnosis is crucial for Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI), it is not considered age-appropriate after the age of 6 for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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When we hear that an industry is “self-regulating” we think of those that skirt the edges legally and morally: The finance industry: see the recent Royal Commission; The pharmaceutical industry: currently under-fire as self-regulation has resulted in a lack of transparency between marketing products to GPs and the increase in those particular medications being prescribed.
The NDIS: a self-regulating industry/market place. Read More »
I have become aware of an incredibly disturbing trend: people lying to the Allied Health Professionals that they are engaging. From the start of that relationship. The lie: \”No, I don\’t have NDIS\”. The reason stated for lying is that in many cases the hourly rate decreases. Now, I\’m all for negotiating a bargain but
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The Liberal National Party Coalition are still the Government of the Day. People in our community are hurting today. People in other communities are also hurting. My inbox proves that people are nervous about the impact this may have on their daily lives. Changes to NDIS and Centrelink can really hurt our community. So,
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A Light Touch Review CANNOT be used to increase the overall funding dollar amount of a plan. They exist for the NDIS to fix structural problems with a plan. You may be given a range of reasons to justify transferring funds from one section of your plan to another. In general, your Planner of LAC
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My 19 yo daughter has just had her first experience of voting. She did it electronically – using iVote online in the NSW State Elections a few weeks back. (That\’s Siobhan in the pic). As a community that can be deeply impacted by policies of the Government of the Day, (Centrelink, NDIS, Housing, Health, Education,
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It\’s almost that time when we are expected back at the Polling Booths. My 19 year old daughter has just had her first experience of voting. She did it electronically – using iVote online in the NSW State Elections a few weeks back. At her school there was an expectation that all students would enrol
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We have to control our destiny This morning I came across this facebook post from International Day of People with Disability – Australia. Many of you will have participated in (or actively avoided – your choice) the events that IDPWD promote around Australia each year in “celebration” of the International Day of People with Disability on
We are in control of our destiny. Keep an eye on it! Read More »
