Easy-Read Information for Accessibility

At The Chrysalis Group, we are committed to making information accessible to everyone. Our easy-read documents combine images and simple text to help individuals better understand our processes, policies, and relevant NDIS information.

These documents are designed to:

  • Be easy to read and understand.
  • Support individuals in making informed decisions.
  • Provide clarity on Chrysalis services and policies.

 

All documents are available for download, printing, or display at home, ensuring accessibility for participants, families, and carers.

Available Easy-Read Documents

Explore our range of easy-read resources designed to provide clear and concise information:

A guide to understanding the NDIS and how it works.

Information on how Chrysalis continuously improves its services.

What to expect when working with our team.

A guide to understanding your rights and how decisions are made.

How Chrysalis empowers participants to make informed choices.

An overview of safeguarding practices to ensure safety and well-being.

Information on Chrysalis’ commitment to reducing and eliminating restrictive practices.

The standards and values that guide our team.

A comprehensive guide for participants in our accommodation services.

How Chrysalis protects your personal information.

How to provide feedback or raise concerns about our services. These resources are designed to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to navigate Chrysalis services and the NDIS with confidence.

These resources are designed to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to navigate Chrysalis services and the NDIS with confidence.

Mia Rowe

NDIS Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner

Mia has a background in psychology and disability care, bringing a genuine passion for helping individuals enhance their wellbeing and quality of life. Growing up in a household with lived experience of disability has given her a personal understanding of the impact these experiences can have on both individuals and their support networks, shaping her empathetic and person-centred approach.

 

She holds a Bachelor of Psychology and Arts, majoring in Performing Arts, and values ongoing learning. Mia is currently completing postgraduate studies in Positive Behaviour Support, further strengthening her ability to provide evidence-based support tailored to each individual.

 

Outside of her professional work, Mia is highly creative and actively involved in theatre. She volunteers as a social media content creator, musician, and costume designer, viewing creativity as a meaningful way to connect, communicate, and contribute.

 

Her favourite quote sums up her outlook perfectly:
“Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is youer than you.” – Dr. Seuss