New Vision Psychology is a registered NDIS provider
New Vision Psychology is a registered National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider and offers the following supports:
This means we provide free psychological services (no out-of-pocket costs) for those on the NDIS.
We offer a full range of mental health treatments for people living with disabilities. We help NDIS participants manage depression and anxiety, develop goals and interests to increase motivation, increase confidence, increase social connectedness, manage emotions and anger, improve relationships, and enter the workforce.
We are one of the most inclusive psychology practices in Sydney, with more than 30 registered and clinical psychologists speaking 10 languages. We aim to match you with the best psychologist for your needs, in order to maximise your therapy outcomes.
To find the best NDIS psychologist for you, speak to our clinical intake team, view our psychologists’ profiles or use this personalised matching tool.
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What We Offer
We offer mental health services in Sydney CBD, Castle Hill, Burwood, Chatswood, and Hurstville. This allows us to see you within the same week. We won’t put you on a long waitlist!
Our NDIS psychologists come from various professional backgrounds and are equipped with an extensive range of skills and expertise.
Our registered and clinical psychologists speak English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Spanish, Greek, Portuguese, Indonesian, Malay, Afrikaans, Bengali, Hindi, Norwegian, Dutch and Croatian.
Our services on NDIS psychology include counselling for adults and children, review letters for NDIS plan renewals, cognitive and functional assessments as well as diagnostic assessments. Our NDIS psychologists also attend case meetings and school observations when required.
Our psychologists work collaboratively with your support team (such as your GP, specialists, support workers and family) to ensure you’re getting consistent care. Together, we will help to increase your wellbeing, independence, daily living skills, and confidence.
How does NDIS funding work for psychology sessions?
Psychology sessions can be funded through the capacity building part of an NDIS plan, under the improved daily living budget. The NDIS will fund psychology sessions where it directly relates to a disability and supports the goals that have been set out in your NDIS plan. For example, psychology may be directly used to help build skills to manage anxiety, regulate emotions, cope with changes in your life, or take part in more community and work-based environments.
NDIS funding will ultimately come down to your disability and how it affects your everyday functioning rather than a single diagnosis. Before booking a session with one of our psychologists, we recommend checking your plan to confirm you have Capacity Building Funding under the Improved Daily Living Section. If you’re not sure, feel free to call our team on 1300 001 778 or talk to your NDIS manager to discuss how your plan applies for psychology and counselling.
For 2026 and 2027, the NDIS price limit for psychology is $252.99 per hour.
NDIS Psychologist Fees
Therapeutic Support
$252.99
Early Childhood Early Interventions (ECEI)
$252.99
Therapeutic supports
Therapeutic supports are provided under “Improved Daily Living”, as part of the “Capacity Building” support category. If this is part of your NDIS plan, you can utilise this funding for therapy, assessments and training to build your daily living skills, independence and community participation.
Early childhood intervention
Early childhood intervention is for children younger than 7 with a disability, developmental delay, or development concerns. The NDIS gives children and their families quick access to support tailored to their needs and circumstances.
Early intervention is about taking action as soon as possible to work on a child’s developmental needs. The aim is to give children opportunities to grow and learn, and develop the skills they need to have the best possible start in life.
New Vision Psychology is a registered provider of NDIS services delivering all these psychological supports throughout Sydney.
Meet our NDIS Psychologists
New Vision Psychology offers therapeutic support and early childhood interventions for NDIS participants in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese/Hokkien, Malay, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, Sinhala, Indonesian, Greek, Spanish and Croatian.
Dr Farah Khan
Clinical Psychologist
Frequently Asked Questions
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