Insights for independent clinicians

Read about Sophie Sophie structures her day around her kids — seeing clients in the mornings while they’re at daycare, then heading to the park or beach in the afternoons. Evenings are family time, with a little work after bedtime. With Therapy Coalition, she gets to focus on the clinical work she loves, without missing out on life.

Dietitians ensure people receive safe, personalised nutrition to support health, wellbeing, and functional participation. They work with NDIS participants and older adults in aged care to manage complex feeding needs, chronic conditions, and maintain strength and immunity.

Exercise Physiologists design personalised exercise programs to improve strength, fitness, and function. They support NDIS participants and older adults to stay active, maintain mobility, and enhance overall health and independence.

Physiotherapists support mobility, strength, and overall physical function. They help NDIS participants and older adults prevent falls, manage pain, and maintain independence in daily life.

Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners (PBSPs) support NDIS participants who experience behaviours of concern. They develop individualised plans, provide training for carers, and use evidence-based strategies to improve quality of life, build skills, and promote independence.

Occupational Therapists help people live safely and independently by supporting everyday activities, community participation, and overall wellbeing. They work with NDIS participants and older adults to provide practical strategies, assistive technology, and home modifications tailored to individual needs.

Speech Pathologists help people communicate effectively, improve social skills, and manage safe swallowing. They support NDIS participants and older adults in aged care to participate confidently in daily life and maintain connection with others.

If your NDIS plan is in PACE, you must endorse your provider before they can access your plan and claim payments. Here’s a quick guide to help you complete the process smoothly.

Understanding and addressing professional isolation in private practice, with practical strategies for staying connected and supported.

Practical strategies for allied health practitioners to balance client workload while maintaining personal well-being and preventing burnout.

A comprehensive introduction to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, including how it works, eligibility criteria, and funding management options.

An overview of Australia's new Support at Home aged care program and the vital role allied health plays in supporting older Australians.

Essential strategies for sole traders to budget for holidays and sick leave, ensuring financial stability while maintaining work-life balance.

Understanding the four PBS practitioner capability levels and how they reflect increasing expertise, responsibility, and scope of practice.

A comprehensive guide to becoming an NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner, including qualifications, capability levels, and the suitability assessment process.

A guide for sole traders on managing HECS/HELP debt repayments, including thresholds, payment methods, and practical tips.

Understanding when and why sole traders should register for GST, including benefits, obligations, and special considerations for NDIS providers.

A guide to ABNs, business structures, and GST registration for sole traders in Australia.

Understanding how tax works for sole traders in Australia, including tax rates, calculations, and useful ATO tools.

Learn what it means to be a sole trader in Australia and why this business structure is popular among allied health professionals.

A comprehensive guide to understanding restraint of trade clauses in allied health contracts, their enforceability, and best practices for ethical transitions.