Why work with Sarsha
Alongside being a clinically trained psychologist, Sarsha has more than ten years of experience working in disability support across Perth, including alongside people in their homes and communities. This experience informs a deeper understanding of not just the challenges people on the NDIS face, but also their unique strengths they bring to their own lives.
Sarsha's approach centres on the relationship shared with her clients. From that space of understanding, trust can grow. This is the kind of trust that lets you talk about the things that feel most private, understand your own needs, and find helpful ways to meet them.
Sarsha takes a warm, collaborative approach to your care. Sessions are guided by your goals and paced in a way that feels manageable and supportive. The focus of these sessions is on helping you build practical strategies, strengthen wellbeing, and work towards the meaningful change you're looking to make.
In-home services
For participants where travel to a clinic isn't accessible or practical, Sarsha offers in-home sessions, in addition to in-person sessions at her Fremantle office and telehealth appointments. She travels up to an hour in any direction from Fremantle, which covers most of the Perth metro area.
Telehealth
Telehealth sessions are available anywhere in Australia, by video or phone. This can suit participants living outside the Fremantle area, those for whom travel is tiring or difficult, or anyone who simply finds it easier to meet from home. Sessions run the same way as they would in person, and can be mixed with in-person or in-home appointments as needed.
Fees and funding
Sarsha is an unregistered provider, NDIS-funded services are available to participants whose relevant supports are self-managed or plan-managed.
$0.00 out of pocket for participants.
Where sessions are covered by therapy funding within your plan. Fees in line with NDIS price limits below:
Set in line with the 2026–27 NDIS Pricing Arrangements.
10+ years experience
NDIS Worker Screening
NDIS Code of Conduct
Person-centred approach