NDIS Support for Schizophrenia
NDIS Support for Individuals with Schizophrenia
At Get Going, we provide personalised health and movement-based supports for individuals living with schizophrenia, delivered in a calm, respectful, and supportive environment. Our team adapts each session to suit individual needs, preferences, and comfort levels, providing clear guidance and encouragement throughout.
Supports focus on supported participation in physical activity, with sessions delivered at an appropriate pace to encourage confidence, routine, and engagement. Activities are adapted as needed to ensure participants feel comfortable and supported while engaging in movement.
We also recognise the value of social connection and community engagement. Sessions can provide an opportunity for positive interaction, routine, and connection, helping individuals feel more comfortable participating in community or recreational environments in a way that feels safe and manageable.
Our role is to support overall wellbeing by encouraging regular participation, structure, and positive experiences with movement. We do not provide clinical or therapeutic mental health treatment; rather, we support engagement in activities that contribute to routine, confidence, and everyday participation.
We offer mobile services delivered in familiar environments, supporting individuals to engage in movement and activity in a way that suits their lifestyle and goals. If you’re looking for supportive, movement-based assistance delivered at home or in the community, we’re happy to discuss how Get Going can help.
We work with hundreds of NDIS clients with a wide range of conditions
Get Going provides NDIS-funded health and movement-based supports across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, supporting participants with a wide range of needs and abilities.
Our experienced team delivers person-centred, movement-based supports that are adapted to individual preferences, goals, and daily capacity. Sessions focus on supported participation in physical activity, helping participants feel confident, comfortable, and engaged in movement in a way that suits them.
We work with participants who experience mobility, coordination, or neurological challenges by adapting activities and providing clear guidance, encouragement, and consistency. The emphasis is always on accessibility, safety, and positive engagement, rather than performance or outcomes.
Our approach supports routine, confidence, and ongoing participation in movement and everyday activities. We are committed to delivering inclusive, respectful supports that align with NDIS guidelines and individual plans, helping participants remain active and engaged in their communities.
