Ability Action Australia

Ability Action Australia A registered, national provider of NDIS therapeutic, positive behaviour and employment services

Here are just a few snaps from our recent outreach trip to the NT.Supporting regional and remote communities is such an ...
08/05/2026

Here are just a few snaps from our recent outreach trip to the NT.

Supporting regional and remote communities is such an important part of what we do. We love building local connections, exploring some incredible places, and helping participants access the supports that matter most to them.

Join our Graduate Program Information Session to learn how Ability Action Australia supports new Allied Health graduates...
04/05/2026

Join our Graduate Program Information Session to learn how Ability Action Australia supports new Allied Health graduates to thrive in their first year and beyond.

Get an inside look at the structure of our Graduate Program, the layers of support and supervision you’ll receive, and what a typical day might look like. Hear directly from recent graduates and early career experts as they share invaluable insights, strategies, and real-life experiences to help you navigate the transition from university into clinical practice.

đź“… 20 May 2026
đź”— Register for FREE: https://buff.ly/07RiuT6

🎓 This is suitable for upcoming grads studying: Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology & Psychology

When clinicians work together, support becomes clearer, more consistent and easier to put into practice.When one partici...
29/04/2026

When clinicians work together, support becomes clearer, more consistent and easier to put into practice.

When one participant began experiencing increased behaviours of risk during personal care, it was affecting their confidence and daily routine. Their Ability Action Australia Occupational Therapist and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner worked together to understand what was happening and create a shared plan.

The OT focused on simplifying the personal care routine and introducing practical strategies, while the PBS Practitioner explored triggers and supported consistent responses across the team.

Together, they helped create a more predictable routine, reduced confusion for the support team and supported the participant to feel safer and more confident day to day.

That’s the benefit of a multidisciplinary approach: connected support that works in real life.

And the National Roadshow continues in Tasmania, Melbourne and Canberra! It’s been a great few days connecting with our ...
24/04/2026

And the National Roadshow continues in Tasmania, Melbourne and Canberra! It’s been a great few days connecting with our teams, sharing updates in person and hearing valuable insights about what matters most locally.

These conversations are an important part of keeping our 'why' front and centre, and strengthening the connection, collaboration and culture that help us support participants to get more out of life today.

If you're observing behaviours of concern, the key often lies in understanding why they occur. Discover how our Behaviou...
22/04/2026

If you're observing behaviours of concern, the key often lies in understanding why they occur. Discover how our Behaviour Needs Assessments can guide you towards tailored support. Read more on our blog: https://buff.ly/H09rGds

At Ability Action Australia, leadership looks like authenticity, empathy and strong clinical support. Ebony brings all t...
21/04/2026

At Ability Action Australia, leadership looks like authenticity, empathy and strong clinical support. Ebony brings all three to her team as a Team Leader. Her journey from Senior Exercise Physiologist to leadership reflects the opportunities to grow at Ability Action Australia and the support behind our people every step of the way.

Today, she’s proud to create a safe space where clinicians can learn, develop and thrive, because strong teams lead to meaningful outcomes for participants.

Do you support NDIS participants with behaviours of risk?Come join our FREE PBS Insights & Resilience Workshop as our lo...
17/04/2026

Do you support NDIS participants with behaviours of risk?

Come join our FREE PBS Insights & Resilience Workshop as our local PBS practitioners unpack when and how to engage Behaviour Support Practitioners (BSPs), how they can best support you and your participants, and how to work together to improve outcomes, especially in times of change and complexity.

Alexandria
đź“… 19 May 2026
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Townsville
đź“… 27 May 2026
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Why does Assistive Technology matter? Our Occupational Therapy team recently supported a participant with complex physic...
16/04/2026

Why does Assistive Technology matter? Our Occupational Therapy team recently supported a participant with complex physical needs through assistive technology recommendations, hospital discharge planning, and manual handling guidance for their support team.

The outcome was a more coordinated plan for returning home, with safer manual handling approaches and equipment recommendations designed to better support comfort, positioning, and day-to-day care.

It’s a reminder that good outcomes are often built through careful assessment, practical problem-solving, and strong clinical collaboration.

📣 Calling all future Allied Health Grads! The wait is over! Ability Action Australia’s 2027 Graduate Program is now OPEN...
14/04/2026

đź“Ł Calling all future Allied Health Grads!

The wait is over! Ability Action Australia’s 2027 Graduate Program is now OPEN! Ready to launch your career and make a meaningful impact from day one? Our Graduate Program is designed to help you build confidence, develop real-world clinical skills, and thrive with strong support every step of the way.

👉 Apply today: https://buff.ly/S0Z644V

09/04/2026

If you’re supporting someone with behaviours that feel hard to manage, it can be difficult to know what to do next.

There’s often more going on beneath the surface.

Positive Behaviour Support focuses on understanding the “why”, building skills and creating safer, more consistent environments.

Address

Level 15, 1 Market Street
Sydney, NSW
2000

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+611800238958

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