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We Believe She Will Find Her Place In The World

About Us

We Believe She Will Find Her Place In The World

Emotional Wellbeing for Autistic Girls in Narellan

Emotional Wellbeing for Autistic Girls in Narellan

Diplomatically Addresses Self-Harm Prevention And Mental Health Support In The Narellan Area


Autistic girls often feel big emotions that can feel too much to handle alone. In Narellan, you can find calm ways to help your child feel safe, seen and supported - before feelings turn into self-harm or deep worry.

Why Wellbeing Can Be Hard

Some girls struggle to explain what they feel. They may hide stress to look “fine” but feel worse inside. When feelings stay bottled up, they may come out in unsafe ways like hurting themselves.



Wellbeing means your child feels steady, calm and able to ask for help. This can take time, but small steps really work

Signs Your Child Needs Support


Spotting these signs early helps you guide your child to safer ways to cope. Watch for signs that feelings are building up:


  • Getting upset by small changes.
  • Withdrawing from family or friends.
  • Hurting themselves, like scratching or pulling hair.
  • Trouble sleeping or eating

Simple Steps To Build Wellbeing

Use Small, Clear Ways To Talk

Big talks can feel too much. Try short chats or pictures. Some girls like writing or drawing to show how they feel. Praise them for sharing feelings - even a word or two is a brave step.


Safe Ways To Let Out Stress

Practise these when they feel okay so they know what works when upset. Help your child find safe ways to release big feelings. Try:


  • Squeezing a stress ball or pillow.
  • Listening to calm music.
  • Drawing or colouring.
  • Short walks in a quiet park.

Local Calm Spots In Narellan

Narellan’s quiet, small-town feel can help. Use local parks, shaded walking tracks or the library for gentle outings. Many families here know each other, which helps your child feel seen and not alone.



Check if local schools or community centres run groups for young girls to connect in safe ways

Using NDIS For Wellbeing

A behaviour plan may help if self-harm is a worry. Ask your coordinator if this suits your child.


Your plan may cover:


  • Psychology to talk through big feelings.
  • Behaviour therapy to manage unsafe choices.
  • Support workers for calm, safe outings
  • Parent training to spot stress before it grows

Keep Home A Safe, Calm Space

Stay patient. Small steps help your child trust that sharing feelings is safe.


  • Create a small quiet corner with soft things.
  • Keep routines steady so life feels predictable.
  • Remove sharp or unsafe objects if needed.
  • Praise calm choices like taking a break.

Our History

Welcome to Spirit Care, where we are about believing in the extraordinary strength and potential of every woman. Founded with the mission to empower and uplift women with disabilities, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support, education, and opportunities for growth.


At Spirit Care, we understand that disability does not define capability. Instead, we focus on abilities, talents, and dreams. Our team is comprised of passionate individuals who are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where women can thrive.


Through personalised programs and services, we offer a holistic approach to empowerment. From educational workshops and skill-building sessions to mentorship programs and access to resources, we strive to equip women with the tools they need to achieve their goals and pursue their passions.

Our History

Welcome to Spirit Care, where we are about believing in the extraordinary strength and potential of every woman. Founded with the mission to empower and uplift women with disabilities, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support, education, and opportunities for growth.


At Spirit Care, we understand that disability does not define capability. Instead, we focus on abilities, talents, and dreams. Our team is comprised of passionate individuals who are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where women can thrive.


Through personalised programs and services, we offer a holistic approach to empowerment. From educational workshops and skill-building sessions to mentorship programs and access to resources, we strive to equip women with the tools they need to achieve their goals and pursue their passions.

Join us in our mission to break down barriers, challenge stereotypes, and create a world where all women can thrive. Together, we can redefine what's possible and empower women with disabilities to follow their dreams.


Welcome to the Spirit Care family.

Lama

“The Mum Figure” with 20 Years of Experience

She helps your daughter express emotions, work through emotional regulation, and understand specific abilities.


Lama’s background as an early childhood educator is invaluable.

As a beautician and mentor.

 

Noor builds your daughter’s confidence by highlighting the strengths she might be overlooking.

Noor

“The Mum Figure” Your Daughter Can Trust

Zac focuses on supporting parents.


He helps with planning and ensures that your family’s needs are met.

Zac

Supporting Families


Our Team Principles

Experienced and trained staff

Comprehensive onboarding processes

Constant reviews and collaboration

Maximising services delivered

Our Core Values

Support

Prosperity

Integrity

Respect

Individuality

Trust

Our Vision


To treat all we embrace as our family and focus intensely and exclusively on each person’s individuality, character, desires, and aspirations – assisting them in achieving anything they strive for.

Mission Statement


Providing a personalised service for extraordinary people with unique aspirations. Extending the support and goodness of family to guide you in achieving your most desired individual accomplishments.

You’re Not Alone

Wellbeing does not grow overnight. Narellan’s gentle pace and caring community help families feel less alone. With calm support, safe places and simple tools, your child can learn ways to manage feelings - and feel strong enough to reach out when things get too big.