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NDIS psychologist

Our qualified and caring NDIS psychologists cater for both self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants.

Call us on 1300 323 411 or choose from the options below.

Referral Form

How to get started.

Step 1: Registration Form

Complete an obligation-free Registration Form and attach relevant reports and NDIS details.

Step 2: Matching Process

We will arrange an initial clinical service appointment on a video call with a senior practitioner to confirm your therapy support needs, develop a service plan with you and test the technology.

Step 3: We will confirm your appointment.

Your first appointment with your online psychologist will be confirmed with your preference of a date and time.

Your sessions are secure and private.

Our platform uses bank grade security protocols to securely protect your privacy. Our service is always confidential.

Support for participants and caregivers

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How to get started:

If you have PBS funding in your plan, or need help requesting it, our team can guide you through the process.

CLICK THE FORM TO GET STARTED

NDIS Psychology Support

Personalised mental health care, fully funded through your NDIS plan.

At MeHelp, we provide accessible, trauma-informed psychology support for NDIS participants across Australia. Whether you're navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional regulation, or life transitions, our experienced psychologists are here to help, from the comfort of your own space via secure phone or video.

We believe that support should be simple, consistent, and truly person-centred.

What We Support:

• Anxiety, low mood, overwhelm or burnout
• Trauma, PTSD and emotional regulation
• Social skills, confidence and independence
• Coping with disability-related mental health challenges
• Grief, change, and life transitions
• Carer and family support

Who It's For:

• Self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants
• Adults, teens, and children (depending on the psychologist)
• People with psychosocial, intellectual, or physical disability
• Participants looking for regular therapy, assessments, or short-term support

What's Included:

• Regular psychology sessions (phone or video)
• Individualised therapy plans aligned with your goals
• Support letters or reports (as requested)
• Collaboration with your support coordinator or allied health team
• Assistance with plan reviews and progress updates

How It Works:

If your plan includes Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living, you may be eligible for funded psychological support.

CLICK THE FORM TO GET STARTED