After Hours NDIS Psychology

NDIS Psychology Support

We’re here to listen, no matter where you are

Are you living rurally? Sick of the long drive to the city to access support? Our team can help you today, from within the comfort of your own home

Quality Support, from your couch

Access high-quality psychological support from the comfort of your home with our flexible telehealth services, designed to fit seamlessly into your busy schedule, no matter where you are.

Anytime you need it

With late and after-hours appointments available, our Psychology services cater to shift workers and those living in rural areas, making it easy to find a time that fits your unique schedule and needs.

Our NDIS Psychology Team

Meet Zach, your NDIS Psychologist. Zach works after hours, on weekdays 6-10pm and weekends 10-3pm

Zachary Richards

Psychologist
📍Katherine, NT.
🧑‍💻️ Telehealth Australia Wide | After Hours {tele}{allages}{hours}capacity

Supporting Someone with Depression

Depression can make life feel heavy, but it doesn’t define who someone is. Their strengths and potential are still there, even if they feel hidden. You don’t need to “fix” a person with depression. With understanding, patience, and the right supports, they can begin to feel lighter, reconnect with moments of joy, and rebuild confidence in themselves and their future. Here’s some ways you can help:

Creating safe and supportive environments

We help build calm, predictable settings that reduce stress and promote emotional safety.

Rebuilding confidence and connection

We nurture strengths and positive social connections, helping people rediscover enjoyment and belonging.

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Supporting emotional awareness and regulation

We guide individuals in recognising feelings, managing overwhelm, and gently working through big emotions.

Developing coping tools for tough moments

Through therapy and practical strategies, we teach ways to handle negative thoughts, low energy, and feelings of hopelessness safely.

Encouraging healthy routines and self-care

We assist in developing small, achievable steps for daily structure, rest, and nourishing activities that support wellbeing.

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Collaborating with schools, families, and professionals

We work with carers, educators, and healthcare providers to ensure consistent, compassionate support across home, school, and community settings.