How to Prepare for an NDIS Planning Meeting
If you've got a planning meeting coming up and you're already dreading it, you are not overreacting. Most people find these meetings hard. Here's how to make yours less of a fight.
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If you've got a planning meeting coming up and you're already dreading it, you are not overreacting. Most people find these meetings hard. Here's how to make yours less of a fight.
“Self-advocacy gets used constantly, in NDIS plans, service brochures and strategy documents, and hardly anyone stops to explain it properly. Here’s what it actually means, and what it doesn’t.”
At one point I had five specialists involved in my care, and not one of them had spoken to another. I was the only person who knew the full picture, and I was the least qualified person in the room to be making sense of it. Every specialist looks at their own slice with real