
Parents turn to equine therapy for children with autism, ADHD as disability services wait times blow out
ABCArchie Murdoch reaches into a canvas bag, pulls out a stiff-bristled brush, and starts working it down the mane of a pony. Services 'hard to come by' The shortage in the Goldfields has driven more people to equine therapy and its owner Janelle Kelly said her business had struggled to keep up with demand. "It's a high turnover of people in a mining town, so you might get some really good staff and then they take opportunities elsewhere," she said. NDIS review underway People With Disabilities WA chief executive Brendan Cullinan said the shortage of NDIS providers was nationwide, but remote and rural communities often felt the effects more acutely. "There's a range of issues from the current economic situation on workforce availability and the general cost of living in some regional areas, to attract and retain people living and working those areas," he said.
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