Your feedback is important.

While we’re confident our clinicians are the best in the business, we know that people are always learning and can make mistakes.

We’re keen to hear what we could have done better, and how we can provide the best possible services.

You can give us feedback, express a concern, or lodge a complaint to us via any of the following options:

• Tell one of our employees
• Visit us at our central office at 32 Burton Street, Cannington
• Call us on (08) 6263 8623
• Write to PO Box 616, Cannington WA 6987
• Email hello@superyou.org.au
• Click here to complete our online Feedback form or click here to download the PDF version of the Feedback form.
  • To fill in the PDF form online, you must save the PDF file on a desktop device with an Adobe Acrobat Reader software or extension. We recommend the free Adobe Reader Chrome Extension, or the free Adobe PDF Reader.

Alternatively, you could go direct to the NDIS website.

Disability Royal Commission

The Final Report of the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability was tabled on 29 September 2023.

The 12-volume report devotes a volume to the voices of people with disability, and also includes an introductory volume with an Executive Summary and the Commissioners’ vision for an inclusive Australia.

The report contains 222 recommendations to promote a more inclusive society that supports the independence of people with disability and their right to live free from violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation.

The Royal Commission has also published A brief guide to the Final Report which explains how information is organised in the Final Report. This guide is suitable for people with disability, their families and carers, other members of the Australian community, disability advocates, service providers and people looking to quickly find the information they need.

At Superyou Therapy, we eagerly await the Australian Government’s response to all 222 recommendations by 31 March 2024 and the laws, systems and practices that will contribute to improved lives and outcomes for people with disability.

Advocacy / other organisations

If you have a matter that has not been resolved to your satisfaction, you may wish to contact one of the following organisations. We can help you to contact them if you wish.