NDIS Services
Shine Bright Mental Health Support provides NDIS-funded therapeutic and clinical mental health services for participants with psychosocial disability, complex mental health needs, trauma, emotional dysregulation, alcohol and other drug concerns, and behaviours of concern.
Why Choose Us As Your NDIS Service Provider?
Our services are delivered by a Mental Health Nurse and Credentialed Mental Health Nurse-led team, with clinical expertise in assessment, therapeutic intervention, recovery planning, risk formulation, behaviour support, care coordination and NDIS reporting.
We are a Registered NDIS Provider under sole trader ABN 33 454 105 926, delivering supports within our approved registration groups.
NDIS Therapy and Clinical Mental Health Supports
Our NDIS therapy services may be billed under Core Supports or Capacity Building, depending on the participant’s plan, goals, funding structure and support needs.
Therapeutic supports are delivered under the relevant Clinical Nurse Consultant / Mental Health Nursing support item, offering participants a highly skilled clinical service at a lower cost than many other therapeutic disciplines.
Our therapy is practical, recovery-focused and evidence-informed. We provide support that may include:
- Mental health assessment and formulation
- Psychosocial recovery planning
- Emotional regulation support
- DBT-informed therapy and skills coaching
- CBT-informed interventions
- Trauma-informed therapeutic support
- Alcohol and Other Drug support
- Harm minimisation planning
- Relapse prevention support
- Safety planning and risk assessment
- Psychoeducation for participants, families and support teams
- Functional capacity and psychosocial impact summaries
- NDIS plan review reports and supporting evidence
Our clinical team can also prepare reports for NDIS plan reviews, change of situation requests and evidence of ongoing support needs.
Positive Behaviour Support
Shine Bright Mental Health Support provides Positive Behaviour Support services for NDIS participants who require assessment, planning and support around behaviours of concern.
Our Positive Behaviour Support approach is trauma-informed, person-centred and focused on understanding the reasons behind behaviour, reducing risk, improving quality of life and building safer support environments.
Positive Behaviour Support services may include:
- Behaviour support assessment
- Functional behaviour assessment
- Development of Positive Behaviour Support Plans
- Interim behaviour support planning
- Risk assessment and response planning
- Skill-building strategies
- Environmental and communication recommendations
- Training and education for families, carers and support teams
- Review and monitoring of behaviour support strategies
Support Coordination
We provide Support Coordination Level 2 and Specialist Support Coordination Level 3 for participants who require assistance to understand, implement and strengthen their NDIS plan.
Our support coordination is clinically informed and particularly suited to participants with complex mental health needs, psychosocial disability, multiple service systems, housing concerns, justice involvement, hospital transitions, family and domestic violence impacts, or high-risk support needs.
Support Coordination may include:
- Helping participants understand and use their NDIS plan
- Linking with suitable providers and mainstream services
- Coordinating supports across multiple systems
- Supporting service agreements and provider communication
- Preparing for plan reviews
- Gathering reports and evidence
- Crisis and risk response coordination
- Building participant capacity and independence
- Specialist coordination for complex presentations
Registered NDIS Services
Shine Bright Mental Health Support is registered to provide services across the following NDIS registration groups:
- 0103 — Assist Products for Personal Care and Safety
- 0106 — Assistance in Coordinating or Managing Life Stages, Transitions and Supports
- 0107 — Assistance with Daily Personal Activities
- 0108 — Assistance with Travel and Transport
- 0110 — Behaviour Support
- 0114 — Community Nursing Care
- 0115 — Assistance with Daily Tasks / Shared Living
- 0116 — Innovative Community Participation
- 0117 — Development of Daily Living and Life Skills
- 0120 — Household Tasks
- 0124 — Communication and Information Equipment
- 0125 — Participation in Community, Social and Civic Activities
- 0132 — Support Coordination
- 0136 — Group and Centre-Based Activities
Why Choose Shine Bright for NDIS?
Shine Bright provides clinical, practical and person-centred NDIS supports that bridge the gap between mental health care, disability support and real-life recovery.
Our Mental Health Nurse-led model allows us to deliver therapeutic support, behaviour support, clinical reporting and coordination with a strong understanding of complex mental health, psychosocial disability, trauma, AOD concerns and risk.
We work alongside participants, families, support coordinators, plan managers and care teams to provide supports that are safe, meaningful and focused on long-term stability, confidence and independence.
What We Do
We understand that navigating the NDIS system can feel overwhelming, especially when managing mental health challenges. That’s why we offer specialized support for NDIS participants with a focus on improving your overall well-being and functioning.
At Shine Bright Mental Health, we provide private, professional, and compassionate mental health support, with a special focus on individuals affected by domestic and family violence (DV). Whether you are seeking support to recover from past trauma, navigate your current situation, or rebuild your confidence and independence, we are here to help.
Shine Bright Mental Health Support provides practical, engaging and clinically informed mental health education for organisations, services, businesses and community members. Our training is suitable for frontline workers, support services, tradespeople, business owners, legal professionals, administration teams, community groups and anyone who wants to better understand mental health and how to respond safely and effectively.
