Bene Moments Support (BMS)
0459 713 850

SUPPORT SERVICES
BMS believes in and encourages positive change.

Bene Moments Support helps you to take your next steps forward in a positive direction. BMS has the tools to get you from A (where you are now) to B (to where you need / want to be) through specialist tailored support. BMS provides Therapy Supports and Support Work to Plan-Managed and Self-Managed NDIS Participants. Please read each support service area below to find out what support you may need. Please contact BMS if you require more information about any of the support service areas below. BMS is happy to answer all of your questions and ready to support you in your life journey.
Support Worker
Support Work:
Companionship & Social Community Engagement, Emotional Support & Skill Building
Support Workers assist and empower participants with disabilities, aged care needs, or mental health conditions to live safely, independently, and comfortably in their daily lives.
WHAT TO EXPECT &
BMS OBLIGATIONS
Referral
The Participant, Support Coordinator, or their support network submits a referral to BMS. Amanda processes the referral and contacts the participant or support network to schedule a meet and greet with the participant.
First Meeting
Meet and Greet
Amanda will meet the participant in a mutually agreed location to discuss participant goals, needs, routines, preferences, expectations, boundaries, communication styles, medical and (mental health details if required) and the support services BMS offers to participants.
Services Agreement Contract
If both participant and Amanda are happy (Amanda is a good fit for you), they will proceed to discussing the services agreement contract that includes pricing, services, schedule, expectations, and obligations.
Support Provided
Companionship and Social Engagement
Social (Accompanying participants to cafes, movies, activities, community events etc.)
Emotional (Chatting, playing board games, practicing mindfulness exercises, or sharing hobbies to combat loneliness etc.).
Community Access
Transport (Driving participants to medical / allied health appointments, shopping centers, or social activities etc.).
Skill Development & Independence
Goal Tracking (Helping participants work toward personal goals, like finding a job or learning a new hobby etc.).
Ongoing Support
Amanda will work with in collaboration with the participant, and encourage the participant to engage in social activities, practice coping strategies (advised by the participant's allied health therapist), encourage structure and routines, achieve their goals and promote independence.
Obligations
Amanda will write case notes highlighting each experience and activity and support provided to the participant. This includes the date, time, activities completed or appointments attended, observations, incidents / changes, and next steps forward in supporting the participant.
Reporting & Reviews
Amanda will complete reports when requested by the participant's support coordinator or support network for plan review purposes.
As a qualified Rehabilitation Counsellor, Amanda brings specialist skills, knowledge, and training that strengthens the support worker role. Rehabilitation Counsellors specialise in:
Biopsychosocial Approach
Rehabilitation Counsellors look at the whole person using biopsychosocial frameworks to bridge clinical goals with real world, functional independence.
Active Case Management
Rehabilitation Counsellors are trained thoroughly in case management and excel at mapping out realistic and sustainable steps and tracking progress.
Motivational Interviewing
Rehabilitation Counsellors know how to build self-confidence in participants and help them to stay motivated through challenging moments and transitions.
Capacity Building Mindset
Rehabilitation Counsellors focus on building the participant's own skills, so they can manage their life independently.
Vocational and Lifestyle Integration
Rehabilitation Counsellors are experts at supporting people re-enter education, find meaningful work, or engage in community activities that align with NDIS goals.
Navigating Barriers
Rehabilitation Counsellors are specialists at helping participants navigate through barriers with applied problem-solving solution focused strategies and approaches.
Please note..
All support service fees charged are aligned with the current NDIS price guide.
All invoices are either billed to Plan Managers (for Plan Managed Participants) or billed directly to Participants who are Self-Manged.
Therapy Supports: Rehabilitation Counsellor
Adjustment to Disability, Mental Health, Community Engagement Counselling & Support, Life Goals & Decision-Making Counselling
Therapy Supports delivered by Rehabilitation Counsellors provide targeted, evidence-based therapeutic support to build participant functional capacity and independence. Aligned with NDIS Improved Daily Living guidelines, our tailored interventions focus on adjustment to disability, mental health management, community engagement counselling, and life goals and decision-making support. Sessions equip participants with practical emotional regulation, coping strategies, and vocational readiness to foster long-term personal recovery and wellbeing. These services are typically funded under the NDIS Improved Daily Living - Therapy Supports budget category (Rehabilitation Counsellor).
WHAT TO EXPECT &
BMS OBLIGATIONS
Referral, Intake, &Ongoing Process
Contact
The participant, support coordinator, or healthcare provider contacts BMS to request support.
Suitability Check
Amanda reviews the request to ensure a rehabilitation counsellor's scope matches the participant's functional goals.
Funding Check
Verify if the NDIS plan has available funding under appropriate categories (e.g., Improved Daily Living).
Initial Consultation | First Meeting
Location
Sessions take place at the BMS office, the participant's home, or a mutually agreed-upon safe community space following a risk assessment.
Plan & Funding Verification
Amanda will confirm how the participant's funding is managed:
Self-Managed - Participant claims reimbursement from the NDIS portal.
Plan Managed - Invoices go directly to the registered plan manager.
Scope of Service
Rehabilitation Counsellors focus on capacity building, building the participant's own skills, so they can manage complex conditions and circumstances, and function with independence.
Consent & Policies:
Amanda will explain informed consent to the participant and explain the cancellation policy, travel costs and confidentiality. The participant then signs the informed consent form.
Service Agreement & Goal Setting
Service Agreement
Amanda will present a form to the participant to sign. The form is a formal agreement aligned with NDIS pricing arrangements. It outlines session costs, estimated frequency, and responsibilities.
Baseline Assessment
Amanda will collaborate with the participant to set measurable, functional, and person-centered goals tied to their NDIS plans.
Ongoing Therapy & Clinical Notes
Capacity Building
Amanda will deliver evidenced-based interventions focusing on skills development, community access, or vocational goals.
Clinical Records
Amanda will maintain clear, secure clinical notes after every session to track progress and justify NDIS funding utilisaiton.
Progress Reporting
Review Reports
Amanda will write concise, objective progress and functional capacity reports 4 - 6 weeks before a participant's NDIS plan review.
Outcome Focus
Amanda will highlight how therapy has increased the participant's independence and whether ongoing supports are required.
Invoicing
Amanda will provide an invoice the participant's funding allocation:
Self-Managed - invoices are sent directly to the participant for portal claims.
Plan Managed - invoices are sent directly to the plan manager with matching NDIS line items.
As a qualified Rehabilitation Counsellor, Amanda brings extensive knowledge, skills, and experience in both mental health and disability support. Supports include providing evidence-based, person-centered mental health counselling tailored to each participants individual needs, helping them enhance their wellbeing, independence, and quality of life.
Rehabilitation Counsellors focus on the whole person, they look at biological, and social factors rather than just treating the symptoms of a mental health condition.
Rehabilitation Counsellors use formal tools to measure functional capacity and fatigue.
Rehabilitation Counsellors focus on action-oriented recovery; they help build social skills, resilience, and daily routines.
Rehabilitation Counsellors have strong advocacy and coordination and know how to work with other allied health teams and mainstream healthcare agencies to find solutions to barriers and promote sustainability.

Rehabilitation Counsellors
provide specialist support. They are highly valued and seen as experts in the field of mental health, vocational, disability, and injury support.

