NDIS Funded Supports: Rules & Operational Guidelines
Workshop Duration:Â 1 hour
Cost:Â $75.00
Are you confident your billing practices align with NDIS rules?
Do you know which tasks in your workday are billable, non billable or capped under the price guide?
If you have ever second guessed whether an activity can be charged or struggled to record time accurately, this workshop is for you.
Purchase this workshopWhat will you learn?
- Understand the recent NDIS legislative changes and how the transitional rules apply during the first 12 months.
- Identify what is included, what is excluded and what may be considered a replacement support under the new NDIS Supports list.
- Learn the process for requesting, evidencing and managing support replacements within a participant’s plan.
- Develop skills in reviewing and applying key NDIS Operational Guidelines and Would We Fund It examples in practice.
- Strengthen confidence in interpreting reasonable and necessary criteria in line with the updated rules.
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Who is this workshop for?
This workshop is ideal for OTs working with NDIS participants who want to ensure their recommendations, reporting and support delivery align with the most current NDIS legislation and guidance.Â
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Why attend?
Keeping up with NDIS change can be challenging. By attending this session, you will:
- Stay aligned with updated NDIS rules and operational guidelines.
- Understand what can and cannot be funded under the new NDIS Supports list.
- Build confidence in applying the transitional rules to real cases.
- Feel equipped to reference the Act, Rules and Operational Guidelines in your day-to-day practice.
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What's included?
- Gain online access to the workshop – live workshops are delivered via Zoom, while self-paced options include access to recorded sessions
- Download workshop slides and any resources provided by the presenter
- Enjoy six months of access to the recording and resources via your Verve OT Learning Library
- Receive a certificate of completion for your CPD records, available via email upon completion of the workshop
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Terms of purchase
Please note that each workshop purchase provides access for one person only. If you would like multiple team members to access this workshop, each person must purchase the workshop seperately.
All levels
The content of this workshop is suitable for therapists across a range of experience levels.
While some concepts may be more familiar to experienced clinicians, the content is designed to be accessible and valuable regardless of prior knowledge.
Direct from the NDIS
Easy access to essential documents to refer to when navigating NDIS funded (and non-funded) supports. Documents include:
• FM Application for Replacement Support
• PB Replacement Supports
• PB Supports that are NDIS Supports
•  PB Supports that are not NDIS supports
Included with your workshop in your Verve OT Learning Library
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About the Presenter
Sarah Collison is an Occupational Therapist and the Director of Verve OT, specialising in assistive technology, home modifications, and complex functional assessments for NDIS participants. She leads a team of 55 OTs servicing the Sydney and Blue Mountains regions, delivering in-home and community-based supports to NDIS participants.
As a trainer and presenter, Sarah has educated thousands of OTs across Australia, equipping them to confidently navigate the complexities of the NDIS. She is the founder of Verve OT Learning, an education hub that empowers OTs to deliver high-quality, evidence-based services.
Sarah is also the facilitator of the NDIS OT Community of Practice, a network of over 12,200 OTs, fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, and advocacy for better participant outcomes. In addition, she is the co-host of the OT Unplugged podcast, where she brings real conversations and practical insights to OTs navigating the NDIS space.Â
Sign up todayWhat Are Others Saying?
"It was very beneficial to attend the workshop as it helped make sure my understanding of new NDIS rules and guidelines was in par with what is expected/how everyone else is understanding them as well. I also struggled to go through the lump of information myself, so having Sarah present the information to me was very useful in breaking each document down into simpler steps. Thank you for also updating the content as things change and keeping us all informed with the changes!"
Casey P, Occupational Therapist
"This was very informative, covered all bases that are known to be covered at this stage. It's great for OTs to be involved so we are all on the same page! NDIS is forever changing so it's essential that as clinicians we are on top of the latest updates so we can improve the advice and information we provide to clients and stakeholders."
Victoria Y, Occupational Therapist
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Verve OT Learning Workshop Categories
Beginner
Suitable for therapists who are new to the topic area and require foundational knowledge.
The workshop assumes little or no prior experience and focuses on core concepts, terminology, frameworks and practical introductory skills.
Intermediate
Suitable for therapists who already have a basic understanding of the topic and some practical experience applying it in clinical practice.
The workshop builds on foundational knowledge and explores more detailed reasoning, application and problem-solving.
Advanced
Suitable for experienced therapists who are already working in this area regularly.
The workshop assumes strong foundational knowledge and focuses on complex clinical reasoning, nuanced decision-making, advanced application and higher-level practice considerations.
All levels
Suitable for therapists across a range of experience levels.
While some concepts may be more familiar to experienced clinicians, the content is designed to be accessible and valuable regardless of prior knowledge.
