Independent support work can be incredibly rewarding, but it also t.comes with its fair share of challenges. When you’re out in the field, you don’t always have a team around to problem-solve with you. You might find yourself thinking, What do I do if…? In this blog, we explore five tricky situations that independent support
Navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) as an independent therapist can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to billing correctly. If you’re a sole trader providing Counselling, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy, or Music Therapy, understanding the right line item codes and pricing structure is crucial to running a compliant and profitable practice.
Are you considering a career as an Independent Support Worker within the NDIS framework in Australia? Here, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions to help you navigate this rewarding career path, and we highlight how Blueset supports you every step of the way. 1. What Qualifications Do I Need to Become an
If you’re a support worker considering running your own business, you might wonder: should I operate as a sole trader or set up a company? Both structures have their advantages and challenges, and the right choice depends on your circumstances, goals, and future plans. This blog will explore the differences between these two structures in
Disability support work is a deeply rewarding career, offering opportunities to make a tangible difference in people’s lives. However, it also comes with unique challenges, particularly when it comes to managing boundaries. Support workers often wear many hats—carer, advocate, mentor, and sometimes confidant—which can blur the lines between professional and personal roles. Maintaining clear boundaries
As an independent support worker, writing shift notes is a critical part of delivering high-quality care and ensuring continuity for your clients. These notes serve as an official record of your work, documenting the support provided, any changes in the client’s condition, and details that can assist future workers, caregivers, or the client themselves. While
Meet Sarah, a support worker who’s been in the industry for years, providing essential care to her clients. She’s passionate about her work and has built strong relationships with the people she supports. However, when it comes to managing her admin, Sarah still does things the old-fashioned way. She sends manual invoices and keeps track
If you’re an Independent Support Worker, invoicing is an essential part of your business operations. Knowing how to create a clear and accurate invoice ensures that you get paid on time and that the NDIS participants or plan managers have all the information they need to process your payment. In this guide, we’ll walk you
At Blueset, we know that every independent provider has a unique background, skills and experience. We often get asked ‘Would Blueset work for me?’, so we’ll be exploring some of the people that Blueset is made for! Whether you’re just starting out or have been working in the industry for years, Blueset offers solutions that
As an independent support worker, securing clients is essential for growing your business and providing the quality care and assistance that individuals with disabilities need. But for many support workers, the transition from employee to business owner comes with new challenges—especially when it comes to finding clients. Let’s get into some practical strategies for independent
