How to Prepare for an NDIS Planning Meeting
If you've got a planning meeting coming up and you're already dreading it, you are not overreacting. Most people find these meetings hard. Here's how to make yours less of a fight.
Systems weren't built for people like us. I'm here to help you find your voice inside them anyway.
I turn what I've lived through into tools you can actually use. Know your rights. Know what to say. Know your next step.
What I do
I turn lived experience into tools people can actually use.
Not buzzwords. Not awareness campaigns. Grounded, trauma-aware programs that help people find their voice and hold onto it.
That means:
- Creating courses and programs that centre real people
- Building frameworks that grow with communities
- Helping people move from silence to self-advocacy
Self-Advocacy Unleashed is where it starts: a course built from lived experience, to help others speak their truth, set boundaries, and take back control of their own story.
Why this matters
Too many people are taught to shrink.
To wait to be heard instead of claiming the space to speak. I know what that costs, because I lived it.
This work exists to close that gap, between knowing you deserve to be heard, and actually knowing how. Change shouldn't be temporary. It should be something you carry with you, for life.
Who this is for
- People who've felt unheard, overlooked, or unsure how to speak up for themselves.
- Communities and individuals ready to build real confidence, not performative confidence.
- Anyone ready to stop shrinking and start claiming their voice.
This is just the beginning. My goal is to take what I've learned global: real advocacy, real change, built by someone who's lived it.
Let's build something that matters
If you're ready to find your voice and use it, this is where you start.
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