Arise Allied Health

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Arise Allied Health NDIS registered provider that offers Psychology Therapy, Assessments, and Positive Behaviour support

Our services expand from the office and into homes and schools for your convenience.

When support changes hands, understanding needs to travel with it.Think of the details a family knows well: a preferred ...
15/10/2026

When support changes hands, understanding needs to travel with it.
Think of the details a family knows well: a preferred routine, a familiar cue, the way someone expresses a choice. Those observations can be useful when discussing support with the people involved.
During National Carers Week, we are recognising that everyday knowledge. With the person's consent, shared conversations can give families and support teams space to ask questions and understand their roles.
Arise's Positive Behaviour Support service includes working with families and support networks. Ask about guidance for putting a plan into practice, including training for the people involved.
Need help to understand or use a behaviour support plan? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861.

‘I can help with this much’ is a sentence worth practising.There may be people you care deeply about and requests you ca...
14/10/2026

‘I can help with this much’ is a sentence worth practising.
There may be people you care deeply about and requests you cannot always meet. Finding words for that can feel uncomfortable, especially when others are used to hearing ‘yes’.
Think about the situations in which you want to express a preference, ask for help or explain a limit. A specific example is a useful starting point for a conversation about assertiveness.
Arise Allied Health offers psychology support that can include assertiveness and relationship skills. Your goals can be grounded in the conversations that matter to you.
Want to explore support with assertiveness and boundaries? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861 to ask about Psychology.

Before booking an assessment, ask what you want it to help you understand.Is the question about learning? Memory? Daily ...
13/10/2026

Before booking an assessment, ask what you want it to help you understand.
Is the question about learning? Memory? Daily living skills? Being clear about the purpose gives you a useful place to begin.
When you enquire, ask which assessment may be suitable, what the process involves, what information is helpful beforehand, and how findings are explained. You can also ask about fees and current timeframes.
Keep a short list of your questions nearby for the call. There is no need to choose a test by name; describe the concern and the decisions you are hoping the assessment can inform.
Have questions before booking? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861 to discuss assessment options and next steps.

Being heard should not depend on finding the perfect words.A gesture, a communication aid, a pause or a spoken request m...
13/10/2026

Being heard should not depend on finding the perfect words.
A gesture, a communication aid, a pause or a spoken request may help someone express a preference. Making room for that person's way of communicating belongs in the support conversation.
When behaviour is causing concern, it is worth exploring the context with a practitioner instead of assuming what it means. Positive Behaviour Support seeks to understand a person's needs and what is happening around them.
Useful questions include: How does this person show a choice? How do they let others know they want a break? What do they want the people supporting them to understand?
Want to discuss the needs behind behaviours of concern? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861 to enquire about Positive Behaviour Support.

Who checks in on the person remembering everyone else's appointments?The calendar organising. The transport planning. Th...
12/10/2026

Who checks in on the person remembering everyone else's appointments?
The calendar organising. The transport planning. The follow-up calls. Caring can involve a great deal of work that happens quietly, around everything else in life.
National Carers Week runs from 11 to 17 October. This year's theme, ‘Care for a carer: Making carers visible’, invites us to notice the people providing unpaid care.
A useful offer can be specific: ‘Would company at that appointment help?’ or ‘Is there a practical task you would like help with?’ Let the carer tell you what would be welcome.
If you are a carer, your own wellbeing deserves attention, too.
To explore psychology support for your own wellbeing, call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861.

Make ‘How are you?’ a question you have time to hear the answer to.World Mental Health Day is tomorrow, 10 October. It i...
08/10/2026

Make ‘How are you?’ a question you have time to hear the answer to.

World Mental Health Day is tomorrow, 10 October. It is a useful reminder to make room for conversations that go beyond the automatic ‘I'm fine’.

Choose a time when you can listen. Let the other person decide how much they want to share. You might ask: ‘Would you like me to listen, or would you like help thinking about support?’

An everyday check-in can be an offer of connection. If someone is interested in professional support, respect their choice about the next step. Arise Allied Health can provide information about its Psychology services.

For enquiries about ongoing psychology support, call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861.

One awkward conversation should not get the whole evening.You replay what you said. Rewrite the answer you wish you had ...
07/10/2026

One awkward conversation should not get the whole evening.

You replay what you said. Rewrite the answer you wish you had given. Wonder whether everyone else noticed the moment you keep thinking about.
If you recognise this experience and it is bothering you, it is something you can bring to a psychologist. You do not have to arrive with a polished explanation of why it happens.

At Arise Allied Health, self-esteem and relationship concerns are among the areas you can discuss. Start with a real example from your week and what you would like to understand about it.

For psychology support with self-esteem or relationships, call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861.

The everyday tasks can hold the most useful questions.Getting ready for an activity. Following a familiar routine. Manag...
06/10/2026

The everyday tasks can hold the most useful questions.

Getting ready for an activity. Following a familiar routine. Managing a task with someone nearby. Everyday life offers plenty of questions about the support a person finds useful.

Adaptive functioning is one area an assessment can explore. It looks at skills used in daily life and can help inform conversations about support needs.

If you are considering an assessment, start with the question you want it to help answer. Bring examples of what the person manages comfortably and where assistance is helpful. Arise can discuss whether an available assessment fits that purpose.

Want to understand an assessment's role in support planning? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861 to discuss your questions.

A behaviour support plan has to work on an ordinary Tuesday.Think about the busy morning, the change of support worker o...
06/10/2026

A behaviour support plan has to work on an ordinary Tuesday.

Think about the busy morning, the change of support worker or the outing that takes longer than expected. These are the everyday settings in which a plan needs to make sense.

Families and support teams should be able to ask: What does this strategy look like here? Who needs to understand it? What should we discuss with the practitioner if something changes?

Arise Allied Health provides Positive Behaviour Support plans and training to help people put them into practice. The aim is support that connects with the person's life and priorities.

Need support with a behaviour support plan and its implementation? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861.

When did taking a break become another thing to get right?The perfectly planned weekend. The productive hobby. The feeli...
05/10/2026

When did taking a break become another thing to get right?

The perfectly planned weekend. The productive hobby. The feeling that you should be using every spare hour well. Even downtime can arrive with expectations attached.

If that sounds familiar, it may be worth reflecting on whose expectations you are carrying and how they fit with what matters to you.

Psychology sessions can offer space to explore stress and the patterns you want to understand. You can bring ordinary, everyday concerns into that conversation, including
the pressure to keep doing more.

You are allowed to ask for support with the things that keep taking up space in your day.

Want to talk about support for managing stress? Call Arise Allied Health on 0481 092 861 to enquire about Psychology.

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First Floor/70 Main South Road, Old Reynella
Adelaide, SA
5161

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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