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Independent Support Worker & Mentor

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Behavioural & Emotional Development for Neurodivergent People

Embrace Your Uniqueness

About Uncle T Care

Increase your emotional awareness and find your place in the world.

Our Mission

Meet Our Team

Our Approach

Our mission is to empower neurodivergent people to increase their emotional awareness and find their place in the world.   

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We take a person-first approach, providing a balance between nurture & structure.

Our Approach

Meet Our Team

Our Approach

We take a person-first approach, providing a balance between nurture & structure that is aligned to the individual's present stage of emotional development.  

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Tigernach Murphy An Independent Support Worker, Mentor and Advocate

Meet Our Team

Meet Our Team

Meet Our Team

Tigernach Murphy 

An Independent Support Worker, Mentor and Advocate

Ex semi-pro cyclist, ex Business Professional, Future Therapist

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Services for Healthy DevelopMent

Welcome to Uncle T Care!

Our services are adapted to the individual needs of the client, taking their background, personality, and future aspirations into account. We take a holistic long-term approach to the healthy development of the individual, ensuring there is continuous support, structure, encouragement and enjoyment. Your Support Worker serves the Central Coast region. 

NDIS Participants

Services for NDIS Participants can be provided through:


Core or Capacity Building

Uncle T Care Services

Services for Neurodivergent People


Emotional Development


Relationship Building


Leadership & Structure


Exploring Interests


Behavioural Management


Exercise & Education


Healthy Independent Living


Self-Management Tools




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What is NeuroDivergent?

It was Judy Singer an Australian Sociologist that coined the word Neurodiversity in 1998. Neurodiversity is a non-medical term that suggest that all brains function, and behave differently. 


This means that a person who is considered neurodivergent may have unique advanced strengths and gifts, but may also struggle with some daily basic tasks and relational encounters. Whilst some neurodivergent people may also have a medical condition diagnosed, such as ADHD, ASD CPTSD - it is not always the case. 


Simone Biles, 11 time Olympic US gymnast medalist, Anthony Hopkins, an award-winning British actor, and Albert Einstein, the German-born theoretical physicist who is best known for developing the theory of relativity, are some notable people who are considered Neurodivergent. 

Medical diagnoses which fall under Neurodiversity

Medical diagnoses which fall under Neurodiversity

Medical diagnoses which fall under Neurodiversity

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • DiGeorge Syndrome
  • Dyscalculia 
  • Dysgraphia 
  • Dyslexia 
  • Dyspraxia 



Medical diagnoses which fall under Neurodiversity

Medical diagnoses which fall under Neurodiversity

  • Intellectual Disabilities
  • Mental Health Conditions, such as Bi-polar, OCD, CPTSD
  • Prader-Willi Syndrome
  • Sensory Processing Disorders
  • Social Anxiety
  • Tourette Syndrome
  • Williams Syndrome



Frequently Asked Questions

We typically work with adolescents and young adults who aspire to develop and grow in a balanced and healthy manner. Exceptions can be made under some circumstances. 

For NDIS participants we charge the standard hourly rate and other fees are available upon request.  

We cover the region from Toronto in Newcastle down to Umina Beach on the Central Coast.

From experience we have found that a minimum of 4 hours per session, and a maximum of 8 hours per week is best. We can also provide online-support if required.

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