Bene Moments Support (BMS)
0459 713 850
ABOUT
Bene Moments Support (BMS)
Bene Moments Support was created by an allied health professional and qualified Rehabilitation Counsellor dedicated to empowering the disability community and supporting NDIS participants to thrive.
BMS provides empathy-driven, evidenced-based Therapeutic Supports and Support Work, for self-managed and plan managed NDIS participants. With advanced clinical training, specialised industry knowledge, and awareness, BMS understands that navigating complex psychosocial and physical challenges requires a highly individualised approach.
BMS believes that the right support fosters resilience, instils hope, and drives systematic change. BMS holds a safe space, therapeutic space to deliver tailored interventions and support aligned with your unique NDIS goals.
BMS walks alongside you on your journey, prioritising choices, values, and autonomy. By combining professional guidance with realistic, evidence-informed resources, BMS promotes sustainable outcomes, community inclusion, and functional independence every step of the way.
BMS believes everyone has the right to live a purposeful, inclusive, safe, and meaningful life.
Meet the Support Specialist
Amanda MASRC, BCOUNS | ASORC
Who are you?
Amanda, founder of Bene Moments Support and a registered Rehabilitation Counsellor and allied health professional providing specialist support to NDIS participants. Her multi-skilled practice encompasses Therapy Supports and Support Work, (targeted rehabilitation counselling and disability support), with extensive expertise in mental health, disability, community engagement, and vocational support. Amanda is a proactive in researching, and a continuous learner dedicated to curating up-to-date resources. She empowers participants to make informed decisions that align with their personal values, interests, and goals. In the support work role, Amanda encourages and promotes social engagement and functional independence. Operating within a biopsychosocial framework, Amanda utilises a person-centered and strengths-based approach defined by deep empathy, compassion, and collaborative guidance in every participant interaction. Complementing her clinical work, her primary area of research interest focuses on neurodivergent functioning and employment sustainability.
What do you do in your spare time?
Amanda enjoys spending time with her family and having downtime through learning languages, going on long walks, listening to relaxing music, visiting cafes, and engaging in art and craft.
What makes BMS unique is that you will always have the same person providing support to you. BMS is an independent operational small business that ensures support is structured, efficient, continuous, congruent, familiar, and sustainable.
Feel supported with BMS