Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Third Edition

Pack of 25

Ages Birth to 90+ (Pack of 25)

Pack of 25

Pack of 25

Ages Birth to 90+
(Pack of 25)

High-quality reports translate clinical findings into meaningful recommendations that drive funding and service outcomes. This workshop gives allied health professionals the skills to write clear, evidence-based reports that connect assessment findings to outcomes and recommendations, strengthen participant advocacy, and build reviewer confidence in decision-making.

Build confidence in assessing functional capacity for NDIS participants aged over 18 years. This practical workshop equips allied health professionals with a clear, repeatable process to plan assessments, gather robust evidence, and write reports that meet NDIS requirements. Learn to evaluate function across self-care, self-management, mobility, communication, and community participation using observation, interviews, task analysis, and standardised measures. Gain the skills to integrate evidence that demonstrates impact and support needs, and translate findings into clear, targeted recommendations.

Gain a clear understanding of the foundations of allied health service delivery within the NDIS. This introductory workshop equips allied health professionals with the knowledge and confidence to navigate eligibility criteria, access pathways, funding categories, service agreements, and the roles of key stakeholders. Learn how the NDIS operates in practice, what “reasonable and necessary” really means, and how the Price Guide and Quality and Safeguards Commission define the standards and rules for providers.

Pack of 25

Pack of 25

Pack of 25

Ages Birth to 90+ (Pack of 25)

Pack of 25

Pack of 25

Ages Birth to 90+
(Pack of 25)

This hybrid, three-unit training is designed to support and upskill social workers, Allied Health professionals, primary and secondary teachers, special educators, learning support staff and other professionals working in the Education or Health industry to help screen, assess and understand an individual's skills by accessing and using User Level B assessments. This training will focus on the Vineland 3. 

Victorian Department of Education customers: please view full training details for important prerequisites.

Below are the dates available for this training. We will be in contact to confirm your preferred date.

• 7 August 2026
• 23 October 2026
• 4 December 2026

This on-demand training is designed to support and upskill social workers, Allied Health professionals, primary and secondary teachers, special educators, learning support staff and other professionals working in the Education or Health industry to help screen, assess and understand an individual's skills by accessing and using User Level B assessments. This training focusses on the Vineland 3.

Victorian Department of Education customers: please view full training details for important prerequisites.

This comprehensive, on-demand course breaks down the entire assessment and diagnosis process into 11 distinct modules to provide in-depth and enriched learning for professionals in the ASD assessment field. The course thoroughly explores the ASD assessment, from consultation to reporting, and includes numerous case studies and video examples throughout the modules. 

High-quality reports translate clinical findings into meaningful recommendations that drive funding and service outcomes. This workshop gives allied health professionals the skills to write clear, evidence-based reports that connect assessment findings to outcomes and recommendations, strengthen participant advocacy, and build reviewer confidence in decision-making.

Build confidence in assessing functional capacity for NDIS participants aged over 18 years. This practical workshop equips allied health professionals with a clear, repeatable process to plan assessments, gather robust evidence, and write reports that meet NDIS requirements. Learn to evaluate function across self-care, self-management, mobility, communication, and community participation using observation, interviews, task analysis, and standardised measures. Gain the skills to integrate evidence that demonstrates impact and support needs, and translate findings into clear, targeted recommendations.

Gain a clear understanding of the foundations of allied health service delivery within the NDIS. This introductory workshop equips allied health professionals with the knowledge and confidence to navigate eligibility criteria, access pathways, funding categories, service agreements, and the roles of key stakeholders. Learn how the NDIS operates in practice, what “reasonable and necessary” really means, and how the Price Guide and Quality and Safeguards Commission define the standards and rules for providers.