Therapeutic supports are for participants to facilitate functional improvement, where maximum medical improvement has been reached. Therapeutic supports must be aimed at adjustment, adaptation, and building capacity for community participation.  Where a participant requires a particular regime to maintain the functioning of a body part or to slow the deterioration of a medical condition, then these support items can be used to deliver reasonable and necessary training for non-qualified personnel to assist a participant, as part of usual daily care. Therapeutic support usually starts with an initial consultation. During this visit, the therapist will ask about health history, support needs, abilities and goals. These will be used for the assessment, planning, and delivery of Disability-Related Health Support. This might include regular appointments, activities or exercises at home, hands-on therapies, advice about lifestyle changes, and training for your support people. At SIL4U, we offer specialist NDIS support for children, young people, adults, the elderly and their carers and parents, in need of support and services at the intersection of disability, mental health, and trauma.