Important Note
Thank you for your interest in my practice. I am currently on extended medical leave and will not be able to respond to any psychological assessment, reporting, or consultation requests during this period.
If you are a health professional and need to request sharing of past clinical records, please email me:
tachia@disabilitypsychology.com.au.
Additionally, please feel free to read through past blogs on issues of psychosocial disability and assessment in the resources section.
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bringing structure to home-based psychological services for people with disabilities
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Remote psychology sessions with us: what it looks like
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Acquired Brain Injury Series: the tapestry of a fit-for-purpose plan - template for support coordinators
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Acquired Brain Injury Series: Navigating the Maze of Disability Support Provision and How to Sustain Engagement
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Acquired Brain Injury Series: What does psychosocial disability associated with ABI look like?
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Joining the dots and making the link: Getting assessed for autism for the first time as an adult
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What You Should Know About Treatment Resistant Schizophrenia (TRS)
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Understanding Neurobehavioural Disability (NBD) Associated with Brain Injury
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Co-occurrence of mental illnesses and the incomplete picture of the NDIS access diagnosis
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My participant has significant difficulties with motivation: How do I work with them?
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How do psychologists perform functional capacity assessments?
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Risk issues associated with Schizophrenia - guide for carers and support coordinators
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Getting ready for assessment: common issues and tips to manage resistance
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Psychosocial Assessment for NDIS Funding Increase: Key Elements
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Why choose an assessment-only psychology practice?
