Our staff are trained in supporting behavioural and language changes associated with FTD, using structured communication strategies and person-centred care approaches.
We develop individualised plans that respond to each person’s needs and goals—whether it’s staying mobile, remaining active in the community, or maintaining routines at home
Our team integrates best-practice dementia care models, allied health input, and structured behavioural supports to promote stability and wellbeing.
We measure success not only in clinical terms but in daily outcomes — smoother routines, improved communication strategies, reduced stress for families, and meaningful engagement.
Structured support plans to manage impulsivity, disinhibition, apathy, and emotional changes in a safe, respectful manner.
Speech pathology strategies and communication tools to assist with language difficulties and social interaction changes.
Assistance with daily tasks, safety prompts, and consistent routines to reduce confusion and frustration.
Home environment adjustments and adaptive strategies to support independence and reduce behavioural triggers.
Parent, Dandenong
Participant, Dandenong
Parent, Dandenong
We’re here to make FTD care structured, compassionate, and manageable. Our specialists guide participants and families through the NDIS while delivering supports that improve everyday life.
New Growth Group provides person-centred, family-focused care across Melbourne’s south-east. Our team has strong experience supporting individuals living with Frontotemporal Dementia, helping them maintain dignity, safety, and meaningful connection. We collaborate with families, allied health professionals, and community networks to deliver care that is consistent, structured, and empowering even as needs evolve over time.
FTD is a progressive neurological condition affecting behaviour, personality, and language. It often presents earlier than other forms of dementia and can significantly impact daily functioning.
Yes. If diagnosed before age 65 and meeting eligibility criteria, individuals with FTD may access the NDIS for supports that improve independence and daily functioning.
Supports may include behavioural assistance, speech therapy, occupational therapy, structured daily living assistance, assistive technology, and respite supports.
Yes. Participants have choice and control and can change providers at any time within their NDIS plan arrangements.
We provide education, structured behavioural strategies, respite pathways, and ongoing communication to reduce carer stress and improve confidence.
We provide NDIS-funded support services and allied health therapies. Medical treatment is managed by neurologists and medical specialists.
We’d love to help. Contact us for personalised guidance on Frontotemporal Dementia’s NDIS supports in your area.
Inclusive Environments
Respectful care that prioritises dignity, safety, and structured routines.
Behaviour-Informed Therapies
Integrated behavioural and communication strategies tailored to FTD presentations.
Structured Programmes
Predictable routines that reduce anxiety, impulsivity, and environmental triggers.
Family Collaboration
Education, respite, and practical strategies for carers navigating behavioural changes.
Strength-Based Focus
Support that builds on retained skills and promotes meaningful engagement.
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