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Physio and Occupational Therapy for NDIS SIL (Supported Independent Living)

Supported Independent Living is an NDIS-funded support setup that allows for individuals with disabilities to live independently while receiving the support they need. 

Our physiotherapists and occupational therapists can work with those living in NDIS SIL arrangements to help them towards even greater independence and quality of life.
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How Does NDIS Supported Independent Living Work?

In the NDIS SIL setting, disabled individuals live independently (whether at home or in shared accommodations) while support workers assist them in various aspects of daily life that they may struggle with.

Support workers can help with tasks such as: 

  • Cooking and food preparation
  • Self-care and daily routines
  • Cleaning 
  • Medication 
  • Community access 

The support is tailored to each person’s abilities and goals, whether that means a few hours a day or more extensive assistance.

Over time, SIL helps build confidence, develop practical skills, and create a safe, stable home environment where independence can grow.

Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy in the NDIS SIL Setting

By itself, the NDIS SIL arrangement can provide great benefits for a disabled person's confidence and overall wellbeing.

But physiotherapy or occupational therapy sessions can make the NDIS SIL setup even more effective.

Without having to leave the comfort of your home or shared accommodations, you can have sessions with our physiotherapists or occupational therapists to help with your specific goals.

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Looking for a physio or occupational therapist for someone in an NDIS SIL arrangement?

Our team will be happy to answer your enquiries and discuss your specific needs. Call us at 02 8808 4000 or send us a message through the form linked below, and one of our therapists will be in contact with you as soon as possible.
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