NDIS Funding Information

Uregistered NDIS provider


Tic Tac Toe Early Childhood Psychology is an unregistered NDIS provider.


We provide NDIS-funded psychology services to participants who are:


  • Self-Managed
  • Plan Managed

Unfortunately, participants whose NDIS funding is NDIA Managed are generally required to receive supports from registered NDIS providers and are therefore unable to use their NDIS funding for services with Tic Tac Toe.


Our Commitment to Quality


Although Tic Tac Toe is not a registered NDIS provider, we are committed to delivering safe, ethical and high-quality psychological services in accordance with the NDIS Code of Conduct and relevant professional standards.


Our psychologists and team members are committed to:


  • treating participants with dignity, respect and compassion;
  • supporting participant choice and control;
  • delivering services safely, competently and professionally;
  • acting with honesty, integrity and transparency;
  • protecting participant privacy and confidentiality; and
  • identifying and responding appropriately to concerns relating to participant safety and wellbeing.


Our Psychologists


Tic Tac Toe ensures that all psychologists delivering NDIS-funded supports maintain the qualifications, registrations and checks required to safely provide psychological services.


This includes, where applicable:


  • Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
  • Current Working with Children Check
  • National Police Check
  • NDIS Worker Screening Check
  • Ongoing professional development and compliance with professional registration requirements.


Participant Rights


Tic Tac Toe is committed to supporting the rights of people with disability by providing services that promote:


  • dignity and respect;
  • choice and control;
  • safe and ethical service delivery;
  • access to information to support informed decision-making; and
  • fair and respectful management of feedback and complaints.

We encourage participants and their families to be actively involved in decisions about their supports and to exercise choice and control throughout service delivery.


NDIS Funding and Payments


Participants and/or their representatives are responsible for ensuring sufficient NDIS funding is available to access services.


It is also the responsibility of the participant and/or their representative to ensure Tic Tac Toe is provided with current and accurate NDIS information, including any changes to the participant's NDIS plan, funding arrangements, funding management type, Plan Manager or contact details.


Where payment cannot be obtained from the participant's nominated payer (including a Plan Manager), or where NDIS funding is unavailable, exhausted or cannot otherwise be claimed, responsibility for payment of services rests with the participant and/or their representative.


For participants under 18 years of age, the parent or legal guardian accepts responsibility for payment of all fees and charges associated with the participant's services.