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AkindaCo
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About
Therapy
NDIS
Education
Team
Book Online or Make a referral
About
Therapy
NDIS
Education
Team
Book Online or Make a referral
Family Therapy: Supporting Stronger, Healthier Family Relationships
Family Therapy Libby McMichael 7/1/26 Family Therapy Libby McMichael 7/1/26

Family Therapy: Supporting Stronger, Healthier Family Relationships

Discover how therapy can help you create a stronger more connected family

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Mapping Your 2026 Vision Through Nature
Libby McMichael 8/12/25 Libby McMichael 8/12/25

Mapping Your 2026 Vision Through Nature

Take some time to map your 2026 vision

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How Family Therapy Works: A Guide for Families Seeking Support 
Family Therapy Libby McMichael 13/11/25 Family Therapy Libby McMichael 13/11/25

How Family Therapy Works: A Guide for Families Seeking Support 

Family therapy offers a structured way to address conflicts, rebuild trust, and enhance communication within families.

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Supporting Neurodivergent Children with Big Emotions Through Art Therapy
Art Therapy Libby McMichael 22/10/25 Art Therapy Libby McMichael 22/10/25

Supporting Neurodivergent Children with Big Emotions Through Art Therapy

Art therapy can be a meaningful, supportive tool, to help children manage intense feelings, develop self-regulation skills, and feel more at ease with the vast spectrum of emotions they experience. 

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Justification for Psychotherapy as a Non-Clinical Capacity-Building Support Under the NDIS
NDIS, Art Therapy Libby McMichael 16/9/25 NDIS, Art Therapy Libby McMichael 16/9/25

Justification for Psychotherapy as a Non-Clinical Capacity-Building Support Under the NDIS

Psychotherapy, as delivered through AkindaCo, aligns with the NDIS focus on capacitybuilding supports rather than clinical treatments.

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AkindaCo acknowledges that the Kaurna people, the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work, have always been creatively expressing, supporting and caring for community on these lands. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.