About Lets Reseed

Growing confidence, connection and hope — with support that fits real life.

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Meet Laura

Hi, I’m Laura Simpson — accredited social worker (AASW) and founder of Lets Reseed.

I provide NDIS social work, psychosocial therapy, functional capacity assessments, DVA-approved social work support, therapeutic life story work, and reflective supervision for students and practitioners.

Across 15 years in the UK and Australia, I’ve supported children, young people, adults, families and veterans to feel more confident, connected and in control of their everyday lives.

What guides my practice

I combine:

  • Trauma-informed and recovery-oriented therapy

  • Strong psychosocial and functional assessment skills

  • Whole-person, relationship-centred support

  • Collaboration with families and care teams

  • Clear, evidence-based reporting for the NDIS

People I work with describe me as approachable, thorough and genuinely invested in their progress — someone who walks alongside you and helps things feel possible again.

My role is to hold hope, strengthen confidence, and support growth in the ways that matter most.

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About Lets Reseed

Lets Reseed is built on the belief that everyone deserves the chance to grow with confidence, purpose and connection in their everyday life.

My work is guided by the values of R.E.S.E.E.D — Renew, Engage, Support, Encourage, Empower, Develop — which shape how I partner with people, families and professionals.

Lets Reseed provides:

  • NDIS social work support for daily living, wellbeing and participation

  • Assessments and reports that clearly communicate needs

  • Psychosocial therapy for emotional regulation, coping and identity

  • Psychosocial recovery coaching for people with PRC in their plan

  • Therapeutic life story work for children (5+), young people and adults

  • Veteran social work using DVA-approved social work services

  • Reflective supervision for social workers, counsellors and students

Support that walks alongside you — planting seeds of growth and helping them take root.

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The RESEED Approach

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    Renew

    Rebuilding confidence, motivation and hope — so change feels possible.

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    Engage

    Connecting meaningfully with people, families and supports to work together.

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    Support

    Providing safe, inclusive and dependable help for real-life challenges.

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    Encourage

    Nurturing strengths, self-belief and resilience through every step.

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    Empower

    Promoting autonomy, choice and control — your goals lead the way.

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    Develop

    Growing skills, connection and independence that last beyond the session.

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Why Social Work?

Social work is a nationally recognised NDIS and DVA allied health profession that supports people — including NDIS participants, veterans and families — to navigate life’s challenges, strengthen wellbeing, and build skills that make everyday life more manageable and meaningful.

Social workers combine therapy, advocacy and practical support — seeing the whole person and the environments that impact them.

What Social Work Can Help With

  • Emotional wellbeing & mental health
    Anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, stress and major transitions

  • Daily living & coping
    Motivation, decision-making, routines, and community participation

  • Family & relationships
    Communication, parenting, conflict and improving safety

  • Housing, finances & service systems
    Barriers to stability, access, independence and support

  • Military and post-service experiences
    Adjusting to civilian life, identity, and reintegration

  • Social justice & systemic barriers
    Advocacy within disability, health, veteran and community systems

How Social Work Makes a Difference

Social Work recognises the whole story — and supports people and families to move forward with confidence, safety and hope.

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