Working with Repploy

Information for DFFH Professionals

Practical, relationship-based counselling and neurodivergent-informed support for children, young people, adults and families — with clear communication for the professionals coordinating their care.

Designed for professionals working with families

DFFH practitioners
Child Protection
The Orange Door
Family service professionals
Flexible deliveryClinic, outreach and telehealth
Whole-family focusChildren, adults, parents and carers
Neurodivergent-informedAutism, ADHD and complex support needs
Professional collaborationCare-team communication and reporting
How Repploy can support your work

Practical support around the person, not just the presenting issue.

We work alongside families and referring professionals to build engagement, reduce barriers to participation and create strategies that can be used in everyday life.

01

Child & family counselling

Support for emotional regulation, family relationships, communication, stress, conflict and changing family circumstances.

02

Neurodivergent-informed support

Practical, affirming support that considers autism, ADHD, sensory needs, demand avoidance and individual communication styles.

03

Parent & carer support

Strategies that help adults understand behaviour, strengthen connection, reduce escalation and respond more consistently.

04

Outreach support

Where appropriate, sessions can be delivered in the home or community to reduce access barriers and work within real-world routines.

05

Care-team collaboration

With appropriate consent, we can contribute to care-team discussions, shared planning and coordinated support across services.

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Reports & professional communication

Clear, practical communication focused on progress, support needs, strategies and relevant service information.

Suitable referrals

When Repploy may be a good fit

Referral suitability is considered individually. Common reasons for referral include:

Family conflict or relationship stress
Emotional regulation difficulties
Parenting support and strategy development
Autism or ADHD-related support needs
Behaviour that is affecting family functioning
Communication and connection difficulties
Anxiety, overwhelm or adjustment stress
Support around school or community participation

Not sure whether to refer?

Send us a brief enquiry outlining the person’s age, presenting concerns, service location and the support you are hoping to achieve. We can then advise whether Repploy is likely to be suitable.

Discuss a Referral

Urgent or crisis matters should be directed to the appropriate emergency or crisis service rather than through a routine counselling referral.

Referral process

Simple, clear and easy to follow.

1

Send the referral

Provide the essential referral details, contact information and the reason support is being requested.

2

We review suitability

Repploy reviews the information and confirms next steps, availability and any details needed before commencement.

3

Engagement begins

We make contact with the client, parent or carer and establish the most appropriate service format and initial goals.

4

Collaborate as needed

With consent, relevant updates, reports or care-team participation can support coordinated service delivery.

Working together
“The strongest outcomes come from practical support, clear roles and professionals working from the same understanding.”
CommunicationWe aim to keep communication clear, purposeful and relevant to the work being undertaken.
Consent & privacyInformation sharing occurs within appropriate consent, privacy and professional requirements.
Service planningGoals and service expectations are clarified early so everyone understands the purpose of the referral.
Fees & fundingCurrent fees, travel requirements and invoicing arrangements are confirmed before service commences.

Ready to refer to Repploy?

Use the DFFH referral pathway to provide the information we need to review the referral and organise the next step.

Open DFFH Referral Form