Self-AdvocacySpeaking up for what you need
Supporting young people to express their needs and stand up for themselves, in ways that feel safe.
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Enquiry FormHow we help
- Their goals. Young people lead their goals, with support up to age 19.
- Part of everyday life. Play, role-play and real situations help skills carry into everyday life.
- School too. We work with educators and support teams.
Sessions are usually 45 minutes, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, depending on what your child needs. In clinic, at home, kinder, school or online. NDIS, Medicare and private. About funding
Questions families ask
What is self-advocacy?
Self-advocacy is being able to recognise your needs, preferences and ideas, and communicate them in ways that feel safe and comfortable. It includes naming feelings, asking for help, making choices, understanding boundaries, and talking with peers and adults.
Do you work with schools?
Yes. Working with educators and support teams is an important part of supporting self-advocacy in every setting.
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