NDIS Psychologist Illawarra

Connecting individuals with a registered NDIS psychologist near Illawarra, Interaction Services aim to help participants achieve their goals and improve quality of life.

Whether you’re seeking disability behaviour support or need to improve daily living skills with a qualified psychologist, we tailor our approach to suit individual circumstances.

Call us on 1300 668 123 or email alliedhealth@interactionservices.org or fill out our BAHS Service Request Form online.

Reliable Behaviour Support for Illawarra Participants

Supports and therapies offered by Interaction’s BAHS team include:

Behaviour Support
Psychology
Assessment
Counselling

Our therapists utilise evidence-based interventions, adapting their methods and responding effectively to the specific needs of each client. This will also involve clear communication from an experienced disability psychologist.

We provide in-depth assessments in Illawarra to understand each person’s unique needs, triggers, and strengths. This thorough approach makes certain that our behaviour support plans are practical, effective, and aligned with NDIS goals.

Work with a Registered NDIS Psychologist in Illawarra

Interaction’s AHPRA registered psychologists can work with participants to promote physical and emotional wellbeing. Our therapists make use of evidence-based methods and demonstrate flexibility and responsiveness to client requirements.

How can you access a disability psychologist?

There are two ways to access a registered disability psychologist

NDIS Plan Funding: As a registered provider, we offer therapy at our Bella Vista office or other locations (travel costs apply).
Fee-for-Service: Clients can opt for pay-per-session therapy.

Each session builds confidence, develops coping strategies, and supports overall wellbeing. We provide transparent pricing with quotes before any service begins, giving you complete control over your NDIS funding allocation.

Sessions can be conducted with an individual, a family, or both the individual and a carer/family member.

NDIS Psychologist in Illawarra: Why Choose Interaction?

With over 40 years of industry experience supporting people with intellectual disabilities across NSW, why should you reach out to Interaction?

Registered NDIS provider with proven track record
We point you to qualified psychologists and behaviour support practitioners
Person-centred approach respecting individual goals
Transparent pricing and NDIS plan management support
Thorough services from assessment to ongoing therapy

Interaction are passionate about making a real difference in people’s lives.

NDIS Psychologist in Illawarra: Speak To Us

Connecting with an NDIS psychologist as a participant in Illawarra is straightforward with Interaction.

Our psychologists are all registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Coming from a range of backgrounds and experiences, our team is highly skilled at supporting people with disabilities and their families.

Reach out to us today to achieve your goals.

Kim Konowec

Practice Manager

Kim began her career in business administration, marketing and accounting and after receiving experience in each area then moved into her favourite roles in business management. She loves to work within a team and strives to achieve a positive and supporting working environment where every member of the team is supported. Kim said: ‘My goal is to create an environment that allows our clinicians to concentrate on what they do best, working with their participants to provide a high quality service and achieve the best outcomes possible.’

She loves to liaise with our clinicians, participants, families and stakeholders to improve service areas wherever possible.

Giselle Tadros

Senior Psychologist

Sydney and Wollongong

Giselle is a Registered Psychologist with AHPRA, an Associate Member of the Australian Psychological Society and has over 10 years of experience working with people with disability. She completed her Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) in 2008, and her Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology in 2009, at the University of Western Sydney. She is also recognised with AHPRA as a Board Approved Supervisor for Provisional Psychologists. Giselle is also a certified CPI Safety Intervention Instructor and CPI Dementia Capable Care Instructor.

Giselle has worked with a wide range of complex clients with varying diagnoses such as Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Intellectual Disabilities (mild to severe), Mental Health and Psychiatric Disorders. Challenging behaviours is an area of interest to Giselle, with her experiencing relating to complex trauma, self-injurious behaviours, communicative difficulties, aggressive behaviours, and contact with the criminal justice system. Giselle has completed Functional Behaviour Assessments, Psychometric Assessments, implemented Positive Behaviour Support Models, developed and conducted various training for carers, staff, support workers and other stakeholders as well as implemented evidence-based interventions including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Person-Centered Interventions with both children and adults.

Giselle has a passion for supporting individuals with disabilities, dual diagnoses trauma background and involvement in the criminal justice system well as their stakeholders in order to improve their quality of life.

Kimberly Herivel

Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner/Psychologist

Newcastle

Kimberly is a registered Psychologist who has been with Interaction since 2015. Individual and group therapy, supporting families, staff teams and other stakeholders, along with positive behaviour support strategies is what Kimberly’s role involves on a regular basis.

Kimberly is a registered Parenting Facilitator with ‘Circle of Security’ – a research based program focusing on the relationship between children and their parents, and how strengthening this connection can increase emotional security. She is consistently learning from peers and clients, and loves the variety of people she comes into contact with.

Kimberly has previously worked in the NFP sector in both youth homelessness and disability.

Natasha Tmusic

Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner

Sydney and Central Coast

Natasha began her career at Interaction a number of years ago as a support worker, working in direct support and gradually moving through a number of our high support programs. Natasha has extensive training and experience in working with a wide range of people with disability, and in particular those with PWS. Originally commenced a Bachelor of Medical Science and Bachelor of Social Science, Natasha discovered a passion for neuroscience, behavioural and cognitive sciences and psychology. This led Natasha to her current studies, a double degree at Macquarie University (Bachelor of Neuroscience and Bachelor of Psychology). In her current role within the BAHS team, Natasha’s key responsibilities include conducting behavioural assessments and reports, providing positive behaviour strategies and plans, training and implementation support and clinical consultation with key stakeholders.

Lauren Nash

Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner/Psychologist

Central Coast

Lauren has been a member of the Interaction Team since 2007 and has almost 20 years’ experience in the public and private sectors. She has worked across education, community, accommodation, and clinical settings, and has obtained Bachelor degrees in Management and Applied Psychology, as well as a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology. Lauren is an AHPRA registered Psychologist and an Associate Member of the Australian Psychological Society. As a member of the BAHS Team, Lauren’s key responsibilities are providing psychometric assessments and reports, positive behaviour support programs, training and implementation support, individual therapy and clinical consultation. Lauren has enjoyed working with all her clientele over the years but has a particular interest in engaging with and improving psychosocial wellness for children, young persons and their families. She has a keen interest in trauma informed practice and dual diagnostics.