NDIS Support Coordination
Lead with wisdom on your NDIS journey, and soar with heart through the guidance of your Psychosocial Recovery Coach and Support Coordinator.
A lived experience approach to NDIS Support
About Me.
- I'm Kim — a Support Coordinator, Psychosocial Recovery Coach, and professional overthinker (with a heart of gold).
- I have over 15 years of experience in the Community Services Sector, including 14 years working with people with Disabilities, and 43 spicy years of lived-experience of Autism and ADHD.
I’m a proud neuro-divergent human, who brings equal parts chaos, compassion and wisdom to the table. I take my work seriously—but myself? Not so much. My favourite motto is: “Life is too important to be taken seriously.” - As a Support Coordinator and lived experience Psychosocial Recovery Coach, I am dedicated to walking alongside people navigating their NDIS journey and those with psychosocial needs. But before I could support others, I had to learn to support myself—and hoo boy, that journey was a wild ride.
- At the peak of my career as a primary school teacher, I hit a wall—hard. I experienced severe depression and suicidal ideation. It was like living in a glitchy video game where I couldn’t find the reset button.
- I left teaching, and with it, my confidence and sense of identity. And yet, in that unravelling, something new began: a path toward healing, self-acceptance, and ridiculously fierce self-love. I was misdiagnosed, misunderstood, and after an exhausting 15 years of searching for answers, I was finally diagnosed with Autism and ADHD.
- In that time I was saved by becoming a peer support worker. I built my training and experience supporting people with disabilities of all kinds—each person teaching me something new about strength, resilience, and what it means to be truly human. My clients helped me as much as I helped them.
- Mental health is the bedrock of everything. Without it, things like purpose, relationships, and even getting out of bed can feel like climbing Mount Everest in flippers.
- That’s why my approach as a Support Coordinator isn’t just about ticking boxes. It’s about building trust, finding your spark, and making space for the messy, beautiful, imperfect process of being human.
- Living with an invisible disability, I know the sting of ableism, especially the sneaky kind we turn inward on ourselves. That’s why I work hard to create spaces where people feel genuinely seen, heard, and celebrated—whether you're quietly surviving or loudly thriving.
- If you’re feeling stuck, unseen, or lost in the NDIS maze, I get it. And I can help. As your Support Coordinator (and part-time human GPS), I’ll walk beside you to find the right services, the right support team, and a way forward that actually makes sense for you. I’ll bring the spreadsheets, the strategy, the sass, and all the heart.
- I’ve turned my pain into purpose—and I’d be honoured to walk alongside you while you turn your own story into something powerful, tender, and uniquely yours.
- Thanks for reading my story. I’d love to hear yours.