WE SUPPORT PEOPLE

WITH DISABILITY.

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Our Services

  • Therapy and Assessments 
  • Mentoring and Self-advocacy Support
  • Parenting/Family Education
  • Building Daily Living Skills
  • Budgeting Support
  • Employment and Volunteering Support
  • Collaboration with Allied Health Professionals and NDIS Service Providers

Progressive Pathways

We provide in-home services and support to participants and their families, in the Adelaide Metro and Southern Districts including the Riverland region.

ASSESSMENTS

Progressive Pathways can complete assessments for the NDIS and write Therapy Reports for NDIS plan reviews 

IN-HOME THERAPY

Progressive Pathways therapy is centred around an inclusive approach that provides mentoring, functional life skills and training for caregivers and service providers.

MENTORING & ADVOCACY

Progressive Pathways believes that everyone has the right to participate in society, with access to equal choices and opportunities to live independently in the community.

We Empower You

Progressive Pathways encourages and supports participants to engage in their community and actively participate in social memberships, vocational opportunities and community engagement within supportive group settings.

Let's Talk. We Can Help.

Let’s connect to learn your needs and the goals you want to achieve, so Progressive Pathways can help you on the journey to living your best life.

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We Transform Lives

Testimonies of participants we help.

Jack was referred to learn life skills and to build positive relationships with his family. This experience has been very successful and he is independently maintaining his home, learning new life skills and is living his best life.

Jack, 29
Ongoing
Ross was referred to acquire self-regulation skills, build daily living skills and to provide family support. Building rapport, trusting relationships, resources and to communicate effectively with his family has been significant to building positive relationships and to continue to advocate for him and his family.
Ross, 10
Ongoing
Anna was referred to acquire emotional regulation, build social skills and to understand her current 'habits' which places her at risk in social settings. Using a therapeutic approach it was important to recognise and build skills that supported her NDIS goals.
Anna, 40
Ongoing