When families begin navigating the NDIS, they often focus on therapy hours, support workers, or assistive equipment. However, one powerful document quietly determines whether those supports are approved or reduced. That document is the occupational therapist report. So, why is an occupational therapist report important?

There is a moment many NDIS participants and families know too well. You have goals. Real ones. Safer showers. A wheelchair that actually fits. Support at home that does not feel like a daily struggle. And yet, the funding decision comes back thin, unclear, or simply wrong. Why does this keep happening?