
Key Takeaways
- NDIS funds psychosocial support for mental health conditions that significantly impact daily life
- Different from Medicare psychology - NDIS covers practical daily support, not clinical treatment
- Standard rate is $70.23/hour for mental health support workers
- The Well Team specializes in supporting young adults 18-35 across Sydney, Melbourne & Darwin
1 in 4 Young Adults Need Support
You're not alone. Our team understands what you're going through.

Talk One-on-One
Talk in private with someone who understands you and speaks your language.
- Anxiety & depression support
- Help with hard times
- Be proud of who you are

Group Support
Meet other young adults who understand you in a safe place.
- Young adult focus groups
- Support from your culture
- Learn new skills
NDIS Mental Health vs Medicare Mental Health
Understanding the difference
| Aspect | NDIS Psychosocial Support | Medicare Psychology |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Daily living support | Clinical treatment |
| Provider | Support workers, coaches | Psychologists |
| Focus | Practical skills, routines | Therapy, diagnosis |
| Funding | NDIS plan | Medicare rebate |
| Sessions | Ongoing as needed | Limited per year |
NDIS Pricing Guide
Mental health support rates (2025-26)
Weekday Support
$70.23
/hour
Saturday Support
Higher rates
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Sunday Support
Higher rates
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Public Holidays
Higher rates
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Source: NDIS Pricing Arrangements 2025-26
View NDIS pricing on ndis.gov.auGet Better Your Way

Make Friends
Make friends doing things you like - cafes, sports, art, games.

Be Creative
Show how you feel through art, music, writing - anyone can do it.

Family Help
Your family can help too. We understand your culture.
Real Stories
"My counselor understood my family dynamics without me having to explain. For the first time, I felt truly heard."
"The group sessions with other young adults helped me realize I wasn't alone. We support each other like family."
"Art therapy gave me a way to express what I couldn't put into words. My Eurasian background is now something I celebrate."