Outcomes Lab

REFERRALS

Refer someone you support

Tell us a little about you, then about the person you support. We'll get back to you about fit and next steps.

Referring yourself? Use the self-referral form

  1. 1Your details
  2. 2Who you are referring
  3. 3Support needed
  4. 4Finishing up

1. Your details

About you. Next, you will tell us about who you are referring.

You are a

How can we reach you? An email, a phone number, or both.

How did you hear about us?
This form takes about 5 minutes.

2. Who you are referring

About the person you support.

Do you have consent to share the information in this referral?

3. Support needed

What the person you support needs help with. A rough idea is fine.

Which service is the referral for?
How will it be funded?
Is there enough funding for this service?
Is this referral urgent or time-sensitive?

4. Finishing up

Nearly done.

Is there any legal, police, family services or child protection involvement?
Reports or plans (optional)

You can send more later.

Our intake commitment

Our clinical intake team, led by our director, a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner, reviews every referral for clinical fit.

Rather talk first?

Call or email our team, or book a free consultation. You don't need a referral for that.

QUESTIONS

Questions about referring

Do I need a referral?

No. You can refer yourself, or a support coordinator, plan manager, school or health professional can refer for you.

Can I ask for a particular practitioner?

Yes, you can ask for someone by name, and we'll do our best to arrange it. If they aren't available, or aren't the right match for what's needed, we'll talk through other options with you.

Who reviews referrals at Outcomes Lab?

Referrals go through our director-led intake. It's led by our founder and clinical director, a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner who also supervises the clinical team.