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Individual Vocational & Pathways Support

BloomShift provides personalised vocational and pathways support for neurodivergent school leavers and adults, including people with disability, who are considering what comes next. This may mean planning life after school, exploring TAFE or other study, preparing for work, changing direction, volunteering or becoming more involved in community life.

Our one-to-one sessions help people identify their strengths, interests and preferences, make informed choices and work towards goals that matter to them. We use a collaborative, developmental approach to build practical, social-emotional, executive functioning and self-advocacy skills at each person’s pace. Support is available privately or through NDIS funding for eligible participants.

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How We Can Support You

Individualised capacity building to explore strengths, develop skills and pursue meaningful pathways in work, education, volunteering and community life.

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Career Exploration & Pathways

Explore strengths and interests, consider employment, education, volunteering and community options, and plan achievable next steps towards personally meaningful goals.

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Employment Preparation & Workplace Skills

Build practical job-readiness skills, prepare for recruitment, understand workplace expectations and develop strategies for navigating work environments.

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Executive Functioning Capacity Building

Build strategies for planning, organisation, time management, task initiation and problem-solving across learning, work and everyday life.

More Ways We Support You

Capacity building for wellbeing, independence, post-school transitions and participation in education, community life and employment.

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Social & Emotional Capacity Building

Build emotional awareness, self-regulation, communication and self-advocacy skills to support relationships and participation in learning, work and community settings.

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School-to-Adult-Life Transitions

Support school leavers to explore further study, work, volunteering and community options, build independence and make informed choices about life after school.

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Maintaining Employment

Develop sustainable routines, navigate workplace challenges and changing expectations, identify reasonable adjustments, and strengthen strategies to stay in work.

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