NDIS Trauma Informed Care
Safety, Trust, and HealingÂ
Our trauma-informed approach to care ensures emotional safety, trust, and healing, with care plans tailored to your individual experiences and capacity for personal growth.
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Build a Brighter Future Â
We offer wrap-around care that is mindful of personal histories. Our aim is to help you make peace with the past so you can build a brighter future.Â
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Creating secure environments that avoid triggers and promote emotional security.
Our cares develop genuine connections and act consistently to build a relationship of trust with you.
Predictable routines that reduce your anxiety and support emotional healing.
Clearly defined boundaries ensure you always feel in control.
Specially trained carers skilled in trauma-sensitive interactions.
Our Approach
Trauma-Informed Care (NDIS)
Understanding the past to support the present
People living with disability often carry experiences of trauma—whether from childhood, institutional care, discrimination, or neglect. At United For Care, we provide trauma-informed support that recognises the impact of trauma, respects each person’s lived experience, and prioritises emotional safety.
What is Trauma-Informed Care?
Trauma-informed care is a service approach that acknowledges how trauma can affect behaviour, communication, and relationships. Rather than focusing only on symptoms, we ask: What happened to you?—not What’s wrong with you?
This model is especially relevant for people with:
- Psychosocial disability
- Behavioural support needs
- Developmental trauma histories
- Disability due to past injury or violence
- Mental health conditions linked to trauma
Our principles of care
Our team is trained to provide care that is:
- Safe – physically, emotionally, and culturally
- Empowering – supporting choice, control, and consent
- Collaborative – building trust and consistency
- Non-judgemental – respecting each person’s coping strategies
- Strengths-based – focusing on what’s possible
We work alongside your allied health professionals to create a behaviour support plan that aligns with trauma-informed principles and NDIS positive behaviour support frameworks.
Who delivers this care?
Our support workers, team leaders, and clinicians are trained in trauma-informed care, de-escalation, and supporting people with complex emotional and behavioural needs. We match you with staff who are patient, consistent, and attuned to your cues—spoken and unspoken.
Trauma-Informed Care Settings:
- In-home disability support
- Supported Independent Living (SIL)
- Mental health and psychosocial supports
- Transitional housing or crisis care
- Complex care with emotional support needs
If trauma has shaped your journey, you're not alone. At United For Care, we see you, we hear you, and we're here to support you with care that goes deeper than just the task at hand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Trauma-informed care recognises past trauma, offering sensitive, respectful interactions that promote healing and safety.
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Yes, our carers receive comprehensive training in trauma-informed approaches, ensuring mindful and empathetic care.
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We ensure safety through predictable routines, clear boundaries, and creating a calm environment that enhances emotional security.
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Absolutely. Each care plan is uniquely designed around individual experiences, needs, and comfort levels. If your needs change at any stage, we’ll adjust your care plan to suit your current circumstances.
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Our carers are highly skilled at managing emotional crises, providing immediate, sensitive support tailored to each person's needs.
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