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Link Into Life is Excited to Announce Our New NDIS Transport Service
At Link Into Life, our mission has always been to support your journey towards independence and a flourishing life. We believe in strengthening lives and communities, and today, we are thrilled to take that mission a step further. We are officially launching our specialised NDIS Transport Service! We know that getting from A to B isn’t just about the kilometres, it’s about the opportunities that wait for you at the destination. Whether it’s getting to work, attending a social
Nina Papadopoulos
6 days ago2 min read


Beyond the Paperwork: How to Use Your NDIS Plan to Ease Life’s Exhaustion
Let’s be honest: the NDIS can be exhausting. Between managing budgets, coordinating multiple providers, and attending endless appointments, many participants and families find that the system designed to help them sometimes feels like a second full-time job. At Link Into Life , we believe you are the expert in your own life. But even experts need a support team. If you’re feeling the weight of "NDIS burnout," here are three ways to use your plan to regain your energy and focu
Nina Papadopoulos
Jan 192 min read


Anxiety and Thinking Patterns
Anxiety and panic attacks seem to be a common thread for people who access counselling. They are conditions that can come upon you really quickly with no warning, or otherwise constantly sit with you like a second skin. Generally these conditions can present themselves as a tightness in the chest, shallow breathing, tears/anger, or most often a barrage of negative thinking. What causes Anxiety? Many things, is the short answer. It can be because we feel emotionally or physica
Nina Papadopoulos
Jan 23 min read


Autism in the high school years
As a mum of teenage boys, one with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), I know the anxiety parents often feel as the high school years get closer. It is a time when we see our offspring leave primary school and begin the road into adulthood. So many parent workshops, training videos, social media and resources focus on the younger years when looking at children with Autism, but once these children hit puberty, many parents find the literature and strategies for supporting them are
Nina Papadopoulos
Jan 26 min read
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