Care Cronicles by WiseHC

Focus/Purpose:This topic aims to explore the importance of collaboration among NDIS providers, support coordinators, and other stakeholders in delivering comprehensive and effective services. The discussion will highlight how building strong partnerships can enhance service delivery, improve outcomes for participants, and address gaps within the sector.Why It Works:Collaboration is essential in the NDIS landscape, where participants often require multifaceted support. This topic allows each guest to share their experiences and strategies for fostering collaborative relationships, emphasizing the collective impact on service quality and participant satisfaction. It will engage listeners interested in understanding the benefits of working together in the NDIS community.

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Julie Fisher, a dedicated advocate and mother to a son with Down syndrome, to explore how changing societal perceptions of disability can create a world where everyone’s abilities are valued. Julie shares personal experiences that illuminate the transformative power of storytelling and firsthand accounts in reshaping public attitudes. We discuss the evolving role of media representation, the importance of inclusive education, and the tangible impact of providing opportunities for individuals with disabilities to showcase their talents.Throughout the conversation, Julie highlights the significance of empathy and genuine understanding in challenging stereotypes. We address practical steps that schools, workplaces, and communities can take to foster a more inclusive environment—one where everyone is given the chance to shine. This episode not only celebrates the progress made so far but also encourages listeners to continue learning, advocating, and championing the worth and contributions of people with disabilities in all aspects of society.

In this inspiring episode of the Care Chronicles Podcast, host Bobby Singh welcomes Trang Nova, a dynamic speaker, former physiotherapist, and now an in-demand communication and speaking coach, for a powerful conversation on the role of authentic voice in business, leadership, and the NDIS sector.Trang shares her deeply personal journey—growing up as the daughter of Vietnamese immigrants in Australia, navigating traditional career expectations, and ultimately stepping away from physiotherapy to pursue a greater calling. Her story of redefining success and chasing impact sets the stage for a meaningful exploration of how communication is more than just words—it's the bridge between who we are and the change we want to create.Throughout the episode, Bobby and Trang unpack why communication is often the most overlooked yet essential skill in growing a business—particularly within the NDIS space where service quality is high, but messaging often falls flat. They discuss how providers can move beyond simply listing services and start speaking directly to the heart of their audience through clarity, emotion, and presence.You'll hear practical insights on:Why communication is the missing link for many NDIS businessesHow to build charisma through warmth and competenceSimple non-verbal cues that build trust and connectionThe power of storytelling in branding and influenceLeadership lessons through authentic voice and vulnerabilityTrang introduces the concept of charisma as a learnable skill, built on two key elements: warmth and competence. With warmth, she says, you make people feel safe; with competence, you make them trust your expertise. This balance becomes especially critical for NDIS professionals who must communicate both compassion and capability in every interaction.Whether you're an NDIS provider, a leader in business, or someone learning to speak with purpose and clarity, this episode is filled with relatable insights and practical takeaways that will help you harness the power of your voice to grow your influence and deepen your impact.

In this special beachside episode of the Care Chronicles Podcast, Bobby Singh takes a walk along the Gold Coast with Monique Jeremiah, founder of Diversity Models, to explore what leadership, innovation, and authenticity look like in the disability sector—outside the boardroom and into real life.Their relaxed but insightful conversation touches on the realities of running a purpose-driven NDIS business, the differences in provider culture between states, and how Monique’s modeling agency has broken barriers in employment for people with disabilities. They reflect on how Queensland’s laid-back environment offers unique opportunities—and how stronger collaboration and innovation can lift the local sector to new heights.You'll hear real-world reflections on: 🌞 Why self-care and authenticity matter in a sector that never stops 🌏 How Diversity Models is creating inclusive employment, not just visibility 👥 What’s missing in Gold Coast's NDIS provider network—and how to fix it 🧠 Why leadership, not just BDMs, needs to show up at the table 💡 How slow, steady, and human-centred growth can still be disruptiveMonique shares her vision for expanding Diversity Models into Melbourne and eventually overseas, while Bobby shares his observations on the cultural and operational gaps between NDIS sectors across Australia—and how Wise Healthcare plans to bring its mission to Queensland.Whether you’re a startup provider, sector leader, or simply looking for a fresh take on NDIS business from two people walking the talk—this episode is for you.🎧 Watch or listen now—and stay tuned for what comes next.

In this exclusive episode, Bobby Singh from Wise Healthcare sits down with Rajat Aneja, founder of eZaango Care Partners, for a deep and insightful conversation about building ethical, scalable, and purpose-driven technology for the NDIS and healthcare sector.From humble beginnings solving rostering issues with Excel sheets to building a fully integrated CRM and AI-ready ecosystem, Rajat walks us through:✅ The origin story of eZaango✅ Building solutions from real provider pain points✅ Why automation isn’t just a feature—it’s survival✅ Insights on compliance, cost-saving, and business sustainability✅ Developing modules for hiring, training, analytics, and more✅ A behind-the-scenes look at eZaango AI, built to protect client data under Australian regulations✅ Why ethics matter more than ever in the NDIS tech space✅ The importance of challenging your team’s comfort zone for growthWhether you're a CEO, admin manager, or business owner in the NDIS or aged care space, this podcast gives you a front-row seat into what’s shaping the future of tech in care.🎙️ This conversation is honest, practical, and packed with lessons you won’t hear anywhere else.#eZaangoCarePartners #NDISInnovation #RajatAneja #WiseHealthcare #BobbySingh #NDISLeadership #TechWithPurpose #NDISCompliance #EthicalTech #DigitalTransformation #DisabilitySupport #NDISBusinessTools #AIInCare #SmartSoftware #NDISAutomation

In this powerhouse episode of the Care Chronicles Podcast, host Bobby Singh sits down with Con Sotidis, founder of Social Selling Warrior, to unpack the untapped potential of LinkedIn—especially for providers, BDMs, and entrepreneurs within the NDIS sector.From 35+ years in finance to support coordination and plan management, Con shares his unique journey into the disability space—and how his lived experience as a parent combined with his corporate background has shaped his approach to connection-building in the sector.Together, they explore how LinkedIn is not just a platform for job seekers, but a powerful tool for business growth, lead generation, referral networks, and personal branding—something most NDIS providers and professionals aren’t using to its full potential.🚀 Inside this conversation:🔹 Why your LinkedIn profile is your modern business card🔹 What not to write in your title (and why)🔹 The Social Selling pillars for creating value before pitching🔹 How to get discovered by your ideal audience—without paid ads🔹 A Google Search trick to find the right people on LinkedIn🔹 The journey from a handshake to a hug: nurturing digital relationshipsWhether you’re a startup provider, a support coordinator, or a BDM trying to grow your network—this episode will give you practical tools to build a magnetic presence online and drive genuine connection.🎧 Care Chronicles is also available on:Spotify | Apple Podcasts | iHeartRadio | Amazon Music🔔 Subscribe for more unfiltered talks and upcoming episodes from the Care Chronicles.#NDIS #LinkedInTips #CareChronicles #BobbySingh #ConSotidis #SocialSellingWarrior #NDISMarketing #NDISGrowth #DisabilitySectorLeadership #NetworkingTips #WiseHealthcare #NDISProviders

What does person-centred support really look like in the NDIS? And how do we ensure identity comes before diagnosis?In this powerful NDIS Unpacked panel hosted by Wise Healthcare in Bayswater, James Loveday leads a raw and honest discussion with:Teisha Rose – Social worker, former NDIS auditor, business owner, and lived experience with MS & cancerPieta Manning – Parent of a young NDIS participant and experienced providerJacinta Simpson – NDIS participant, mental health advocate, and lived experience with DIDThis conversation unpacks what it truly means to provide individualised, respectful, and human services—beyond forms, funding streams, and surface-level care.🔥 Topics explored include:🧠 Identity before diagnosis🤝 Trauma-informed engagement and trust📋 Support plans vs real-life context🗣️ Language, tone, and assumptions in provider communication📆 Why cookie-cutter day programs are failing modern participantsFrom honest experiences with audits, service failures, and diagnosis assumptions—to powerful reflections on autonomy, support, and human connection—this session is a must-watch for NDIS professionals, support workers, and business owners serious about doing things better.📍 Recorded live in Bayswater | Oct 2025🎙️ Hosted by Wise Healthcare | Facilitated by James Loveday🎧 Care Chronicles is also available on:Spotify | Apple Podcasts | iHeartRadio | Amazon Music🔔 Subscribe for more unfiltered talks and upcoming episodes from the Care Chronicles.

In this bold and thought-provoking episode, Bobby Singh sits down with Sali Shayia, founder of Cramli Psychological & Behavioural Services, for a no-filter conversation on what it truly means to deliver Specialist Behaviour Support under the NDIS.🎧 From working in acute psych settings to founding one of the sector’s fastest-growing behaviour support providers, Sali opens up about the complexities, contradictions, and care behind every behaviour support plan—and why we need to stop trying to “fix” people.💬 Topics explored: ✅ The truth behind behaviour support and what families really need ✅ Regulatory pressure, defensible documentation & emotional toll ✅ Unpaid invoices and burnout in the sector ✅ Trauma-informed care and working with resistance ✅ Why Alfie the therapy bunny is still part of the team 🐰 ✅ Leadership, ethics, and the future of behavioural servicesWhether you're a practitioner, provider, or someone navigating the NDIS—this conversation will leave you thinking deeper about what "support" really looks like.🔗 Learn more about Cramli: https://cramli.com.au 📧 admin@cramli.com.au📩 Contact Bobby at hello@wisehealthcare.com.au or call 1300WISEHC / (03) 9005 7786👇 Like, share, and subscribe for more honest conversations from the frontline of care.#Cramli #SaliShayia #WiseHealthcare #BehaviourSupport #NDISPodcast #NDISLeadership #NDISBehaviourSupport #TraumaInformedCare #BobbySingh #CareWithPurpose #NDISRealityCheck #TherapyAnimals #NDISProviders #NDISBurnout #BeWise #ChooseWisely