Ability Action Australia

12/12/2025

“More than two years in, Ability Action Australia has given me a range of clinical and non-clinical opportunities that have strengthened my skills and confidence… and I’m so glad I began my career with a provider that actively supports new grads to grow.” — Noah Robertson, Speech Pathologist

Our Graduate Program offers allied health grads structured supervision, multi-layered support, and development pathways to help you thrive and succeed, as Noah has.

We are still accepting applications for our 2026 Graduate Program! APPLY NOW 👉 https://abilityactionaustralia.com.au/graduate-program/apply-now-graduate-program/

11/12/2025

Restrictive Practices are strategies that limit a person’s rights or freedom of movement, and they’re closely regulated by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

Quality PBS focuses on reducing and eliminating restrictive practices wherever possible, replacing them with positive, enabling supports that safeguard dignity and promote independence. This approach underpins how our Behaviour Support Practitioners work with participants and their support networks every day.

10/12/2025

From movement to emotional regulation, OTs help children build skills for everyday life.

As our OT services continue to grow, now is a great time to refer and get started with early intervention support in 2026.

03/12/2025

Behind every milestone is the right support at the right time.

With our expanding OT team in 2026, we’re strengthening access to timely support for children and families.

Referrals now open.

02/12/2025

No two people are the same and neither are our Behaviour Support Practitioners.

With hundreds of PBS practitioners across Australia, each with their own areas of experience and passion, we take the time to match you with someone who truly understands your needs.

30/11/2025

Ready to unlock your potential and take the first step to a brighter future? Applications for our 2026 Graduate Program are OPEN! Explore our current graduate openings and APPLY TODAY! https://buff.ly/mRS5rhG

26/11/2025

Behind every great Behaviour Support Practitioner is a team of mentors, supervisors and peers supporting them every step of the way.

This approach helps practitioners develop strategies that are safe, grounded in best practice and focused on helping participants achieve a better quality of life.

24/11/2025

As demand for accessible disability support grows, telehealth continues to play an important role in meeting participant needs. So what makes it a viable NDIS therapy option? It’s a mix of evidence, accessibility and innovation.

Our recently published whitepaper covers the latest evidence and insights from our clinicians. We break down what works, why it matters and how telehealth continues to evolve.

Get the full whitepaper on our website: https://abilityactionaustralia.com.au/white-paper-supporting-ndis-participants-is-telehealth-a-viable-option/

20/11/2025

📢 Calling all future allied health grads in Sydney!

Curious what your first year in a community-based role really looks like? Join our Sydney Metro Graduate Program Insights webinar and hear directly from local Team Leaders, Clinical Advisors, and 2025 Graduates as they share experiences, insights, and practical tips from working in the community.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how our Sydney Metro team helps new allied health graduates build clinical skills, access multi-layered support, and grow with confidence — all while making a meaningful difference in people’s lives every day.

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18/11/2025

Cooking a meal can be challenging, especially when knives, timing and hot pans are involved. With support from both an OT and a PBS Practitioner, this participant worked through every step, from chopping onions to plating steak and mashed potatoes, while also practicing emotional regulation.

It’s a great example of how everyday activities can build independence, confidence, and real-life skills, especially when guided by a multidisciplinary team working together.

To find out more about our multidisciplinary services across Australia, visit www.abilityactionaustralia.com.au

13/11/2025

Supporting NDIS participants means understanding their unique challenges. Our Behaviour Support Practitioners develop personalised plans to not only manage behaviours of concern but also help build essential life skills.

Our team has immediate capacity and low wait times across many regions. If you know someone who could benefit from our Positive Behaviour Support services, make a referral at https://abilityactionaustralia.com.au/referral-form/