‍ ‍A directory for the chronically ill, disabled and neurodivergent · Australia

‍ ‍A directory for spoonies across Australia

Finding care shouldn’t cost you

every spoon

you have

A verified directory of providers who understand energy limits, respect lived experience, and won’t make you brace yourself before the next appointment.

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a calm place to start looking
or jump straight to a category

✔︎ Only verified providers

✔︎ Australia-wide

✔︎ Free to search, forever

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every listing vetted 
by a real, tired human
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no judgement, 
just info 

FILTER BY WHAT MATTERS TO YOU

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Search the way your body actually works

Browse by what you actually need - not what the system decided matters.

Showing 3 verified providers. Use the full directory to search, filter by condition, location, funding type, and more.

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HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. No surprise forms,
no pop-ups, no chatbots.

Designed to save spoons, not spend them.

1. Search without spending spoons

Filter by discipline, location, access needs, funding type - or all of the above. Find someone who might actually work in a few honest clicks.

2. See providers we’ve vetted

Every listing is reviewed by a fellow spoonie before it goes live. Accessibility standards, neuroaffirming care, and lived-experience awareness - all checked.

3. Read real context, then decide

Access fees, sensory info, wait times, and what other spoonies with your experience have said. Make an informed decision, not a guess.

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RECENTLY VERIFIED

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WHAT WE STAND FOR

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Accessibility isn’t

It’s the baseline.

The Hub is built on the belief that providers who truly understand chronic illness don't need to be convinced to be accessible - they already are. Our standards exist to help you find them faster, with less risk and less energy spent hoping for the best.

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Dignity

You are the expert in your own body. Every provider on the Hub agrees.

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Authenticity

No corporate speak, no toxic positivity, no pretending things aren't hard.

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Accessibility

If it costs too much energy to use, it isn't truly helpful. We design for that.

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Honesty

Clear, direct communication that respects your intelligence and lived experience.

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FOR PROVIDERS

Be findable by the people

you’re best placed

to help

If you design your business around dignity, accessibility, and accountability - you belong on the Hub. A curated directory, not a ranked one. Connected with clients whose values and access needs align with how you operate.

Verified inclusion

A listing that signals something real to spoonies - you've been reviewed and you meet their standards, not just ours.

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Fewer mismatched referrals

Match with clients whose values and access needs align with how you practise. Less wasted time, better care.

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Calm, curated visibility

Not promoted by popularity or paid algorithm. Visible to the right people, in the right way, without the noise.

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FIELD NOTES

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FREE DOWNLOAD

A little less to hold in your head

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The Spoonie Appointment Companion is a free, printable place to gather your symptoms, questions, and next steps, before, during, and after your appointment.

You'll also get our monthly letter. No noise. No nudges. No guilt trips.