Impact of NDIS changes on family wellbeing and therapy access (Family or carer experience)

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National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026

Submission 1528

From: Sent: Tuesday, 26 May 2026 1:55 PM To: Community Affairs, Committee (SEN) Subject: Review and Submission Regarding Disability Support,

National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026

Submission 1528

Continuity of Care and Trust

Building effective therapeutic relationships takes an immense amount of time, patience, and specialized skill.

Timeline of Progress:

The experience has shown us establishing trust with clinicians can take months even years. Progress in emotional regulation behavioral stability develops slowly over time.

Risk Disruption:Disrupting these support relationship means starting new clinician immediately losing progress increased stress acute distress profound reduction confidence Consistency foundation developmental growth.

4 Administrative Complexity Regional Service Challenges The administrative burden navigating already significant source families Systemic Hurdles Introducing additional paperwork frequent reassessments stricter evidence requirements will create further delays unsustainable toll carers Market Realities These challenges compounded regional service barriers including severe workforce shortages limited provider options extensive waitlists travel requirements Expecting families to seamlessly transition mainstream or alternative systems unrealistic local services outside largely unavailable entirely unequipped manage complex disability related needs Conclusion What Government Must Understand I urge decision makers recognize that progresses takes consistency matters Disability cannot managed rigid institutional checklist Trusted relationships built between participants family clinicians primary drivers positive outcomes If flexibility reduced funding cut long term cost government through crisis management breakdown loss independence vastly outweigh short budgetary savings ask protect integrity flexibility participant directed nature scheme Thank you for considering this submission Sincerely, Parent / Carer