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This blog discusses how people with PTSD trauma can use the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme). A government-funded program for people with both physical and psychological impairments is called the NDIS. Participants can access services to help support their unique needs by using the NDIS, which offers them customised support and funding for trauma therapy in Western Australia . The NDIS Does Not Impose Fees on Participants For Services People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) who have experienced trauma are among the main groups of people for whom the NDIS offers support. A person may develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following a traumatic event, such as an accident, a natural disaster or a serious injury. It may also arise from experiences in the armed forces, physical or sexual abuse or other traumatic incidents. The NDIS offers support to people living with PTSD because it acknowledges the impact that the disorder can have on a person’s life. ...

Technology is a part of every part of our lives in this fast-changing world and mental health is no exception. The way clinical psychologists and mental health providers throughout the globe deliver treatment is being revolutionised by the incorporation of technology into psychotherapy. We will discover the revolutionary possibilities of digital tools, applications and virtual platforms in improving therapeutic results and increasing access to mental health treatments as we delve into this exciting nexus of psychology and technology. Bridging the gap with teletherapy Teletherapy is one of the biggest developments in contemporary psychotherapy services . Teletherapy is the practice of offering mental health treatments over the phone, via video conference or text messaging. This form of treatment has become incredibly popular in crowded areas where schedule conflicts and transportation congestion may make in-person therapy difficult to obtain. Role of mobile apps in psychotherapy In...