Living with a psychosocial disability can impact daily life, relationships, and community connection. Many still face stigma and barriers to support. This article explores what psychosocial disability means, how the NDIS can help, and practical ways to navigate the system — so people can focus less on paperwork and more on building a meaningful, connected life.

Support workers are the heartbeat of the NDIS — helping people with disability build confidence, independence, and connection. This article explores what the role really involves, why it matters, and how different types of workers (registered, unregistered, and independent) support choice and control.