What is Psychosocial Disability?
In plain English
Disability that comes from a mental health condition. People with psychosocial disability can be eligible for the NDIS when the condition is permanent and significantly affects daily life.
Psychosocial disability is disability that arises from a mental health condition. A person can be eligible for the NDIS on this basis when the condition is permanent, or likely to be lifelong, and significantly affects daily life. Support is recovery focused, recognising that mental health can change over time. Specialist providers understand how to support participants with psychosocial disability well.
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