We understand that certain individuals require a specialised form of care. High Intensity Support is a dedicated service for those whose disabilities demand more skilled and experienced support, ensuring they receive the attention and resources necessary to live their best life.
Recognising the unique challenges faced by individuals with complex behaviours, we offer a holistic, trauma-informed approach built on collaboration. We work hand-in-hand with participants, families, and key stakeholders, including the Department of Justice and DHS, to develop individualised support plans that address their specific needs and goals.
Our dedicated team is specifically recruited and trained to provide specialised care with a trauma-informed lens. We empower participants through choice and control, teaching our support staff to respond thoughtfully, not react impulsively, to challenging situations.
Our Myxa team is skilled in a broad range of disciplines, from psychology and social work to behavioural analysis and counselling, ensuring we manage complex care needs effectively.
We’re dedicated to providing personalised, top-quality support, constantly improving through training and working closely with families for holistic, empowering care.
We start by asking, “What are you looking for?” Understanding your goals helps us provide the support you need.
Your expectations of a provider guide us to exceed them, be it through weekly reports or monthly meetings
We help find medium-term accommodation or Supported Independent Living homes that match your preferences and needs
We prioritise finding support workers who can offer the best care, ensuring comfort and comprehensive support
A High Intensity support is if a participant is provided:
and/or
Individuals with significant disabilities, who require a more skilled and experienced support to ensure they receive the attention and resources they need to live their best life. For eligibility criteria please refer to the NDIS website or speak to your Support Coordinator.
High Intensity Supports cover a range of services, including personal care, medical support, behavioural interventions, and adaptive equipment. These services aim to enhance an individual’s quality of life and independence.
Disability Support Workers play a crucial role in providing High Intensity Supports. They assist with daily tasks, monitor health conditions, and ensure the individual’s safety and well-being.
Disability Support workers undergo specialised training to address the unique needs of individuals receiving High Intensity Supports. This training covers medical procedures, behaviour management, and communication techniques.
