https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/about daily 0.75 2026-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792209310203-KH08G4PJ0LW1YBPOQNM0/unsplash-image-Hzz7AEyLhZk.jpg About - Our mission To provide thorough, evidence-based occupational therapy that helps people with psychosocial and neurodevelopmental disability get the right supports and build a life with purpose and meaning. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792886159287-8RJVVXZCZSQZB61XHGVY/unsplash-image-iDtc9h1fQhg.jpg About - Our vision A community where people living with psychosocial and neurodevelopmental disability are supported to grow, thrive and connect. We want every person we work with to be understood for who they are, not just their diagnosis, and to have the right supports in place to do the things that matter to them, at home, in their community and in their relationships. We also want the people around them, from families to support workers and treating teams, to feel confident and equipped to walk alongside them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/65e7e18f-00d1-4e0e-b701-2770fc0896d6/312612214_791463455276493_8915845019335924561_n.jpg About - Sarah Greasley Lead Occupational Therapist Sarah has 18 years' experience as an occupational therapist across hospital, community, acute, emergency and NDIS settings, working alongside people with complex psychosocial disability. She has held leadership roles and is an experienced clinical supervisor. Sarah is DBT trained and weaves distress tolerance skills into her work with clients and their support teams. Sarah has a gentle, empathetic approach and appreciates that each individual has their own strengths, abilities and barriers. She works closely with families, support workers and treating teams to help people re-engage in the things that matter to them. https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/contact daily 0.75 2026-10-17 https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/thankyou daily 0.75 2024-06-03 https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/privacy-policy daily 0.75 2024-06-03 https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/home daily 1.0 2026-10-17 https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/functional-capacity-assessments daily 0.75 2026-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792800669421-YXSLKTVDANB5PJUEPM4N/Hands+spreading+toppings+on+toast+at+breakfast NDIS functional capacity assessments - A functional capacity assessment (FCA) shows the NDIA how a person’s disability affects their everyday life, and the support they need to live well and work towards their goals. At Wholebeing Occupational Therapy, every assessment starts with the person: their story, their strengths, their goals and what a good life looks like to them. Reports are thorough, evidence based and written in line with current NDIS legislation. They keep the person’s own voice at the centre and describe them accurately and respectfully, never more clinically than they need to. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/33fe99cc-f4c8-400f-9c95-8df657c10d5a/unsplash-image-HJckKnwCXxQ.jpg NDIS functional capacity assessments - What’s included An initial phone call to understand the purpose of the report and any review dates A review of existing reports, plus input from the treating team, family and support workers A home or community assessment visit, or telehealth when that suits better Standardised assessments chosen for the person, such as the WHODAS 2.0, LSP-16, CANS, Lawton IADL, Vineland-3 and ABAS-3 A detailed report covering daily living, community participation, risk and support needs Clear recommendations for core supports, capacity building and assistive technology, each linked to the NDIS reasonable and necessary criteria https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792807898426-HPI9K3RO3C9RRJKP0H0L/unsplash-image-yKnIbJV0RbY.jpg NDIS functional capacity assessments - What to expect A phone call with you or your support coordinator to understand what the report needs to show and any review dates With your consent, we read existing reports and speak with people who know you well, such as family, support workers and your treating team The assessment, at home or somewhere you feel comfortable. This is usually one two-hour visit, or two shorter visits if that suits you better, with breaks whenever you need them. You’re welcome to have a support person with you Your report, with a quick turnaround and clear recommendations linked to your goals We usually take on new assessments within about four weeks, and can commit to a set completion date when a plan review is coming up. FCAs are funded through NDIS Capacity Building (Improved Daily Living) for self-managed and plan-managed participants. https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/home-and-living-assessments daily 0.75 2026-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792810361665-0OI28WRZPHI501H16KTN/unsplash-image-cdDDWLezAJ0.jpg Home and living assessments - What’s included A full functional capacity assessment as the foundation of the report Observation of everyday tasks at home, such as preparing a meal, to see the support needed first-hand A detailed support schedule showing the support needed across the day and overnight Input from support workers, SIL providers, families and the treating team, including shift notes where available Analysis of risk, supervision needs and the level of support required Recommendations for the living arrangement and supports that best meet the person’s needs, linked to the NDIS Home and Living guidelines https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792807898426-HPI9K3RO3C9RRJKP0H0L/unsplash-image-yKnIbJV0RbY.jpg Home and living assessments - What to expect A phone call with you or your support coordinator to understand what the report needs to show and any review dates With your consent, we read existing reports and speak with people who know you well, such as family, support workers and your treating team The assessment, at home or somewhere you feel comfortable. This is usually one two-hour visit, or two shorter visits if that suits you better, with breaks whenever you need them. You’re welcome to have a support person with you Your report, with a quick turnaround and clear recommendations linked to your goals We usually take on new assessments within about four weeks, and can commit to a set completion date when a plan review is coming up. Home and Living assessments are funded through NDIS Capacity Building (Improved Daily Living) for self-managed and plan-managed participants. https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/occupational-therapy-intervention daily 0.75 2026-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/6283461b-7550-4a33-94bc-e55faed4961b/unsplash-image-a8PLy4NWLfM.jpg Occupational therapy intervention - What we work on Daily routines and structure, including visual routines and checklists Self-care, cooking, cleaning and managing a home Community access and participation Coping and distress tolerance skills, drawing on DBT and ACT approaches Sensory and cognitive assessments, and strategies to help a person feel regulated and function at their best Coaching support workers and families so strategies carry over between sessions https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792821066362-5HSGI1NXXQHJJCQ1TH2Z/unsplash-image-zhDREn4OqY8.jpg Occupational therapy intervention - How it works An initial chat with you or your support coordinator about your goals and what is getting in the way Goals agreed at the start and reviewed as we go Written plans and resources between sessions for you and your support team Places for ongoing therapy are limited and depend on location, so please get in touch to check availability. Ongoing occupational therapy is funded through NDIS Capacity Building (Improved Daily Living) for self-managed and plan-managed participants. https://www.wholebeingot.com.au/clinical-supervision daily 0.75 2026-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/1792881094832-NGK7JW2TGY0TIZ9U0MCC/unsplash-image-s9CC2SKySJM.jpg Clinical supervision - What supervision can cover Clinical case discussion and reasoning Choosing, scoring and interpreting standardised assessments Writing FCAs and Home and Living reports for the NDIA Risk and complex presentations Professional development planning Running a private practice https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d51920a4af2e763d29d466/3242771a-6246-4f2b-996f-53b5b4d5c34b/unsplash-image-j-qnLtvtUlw.jpg Clinical supervision - Who it’s for OTs new to the NDIS, or to psychosocial or neurodevelopmental disability OTs building confidence with FCAs and NDIS report writing OTs in private practice who want support with both clinical and business questions Sessions are one-on-one, by telehealth anywhere in Australia or in person in Brisbane. You bring an agenda and Sarah works through it with you, and supervision time can be logged towards your CPD. Email hello@wholebeingot.com.au to ask about availability.