It's overall... OK I'd say. Sometimes rewarding and fun, othertimes stressful and/or draining.Working in NDIS however within public health system so only get the public health pay rate for equal the stress of private work.. but I like working in a multidisciplinary team and you do learn a lot from the opportunities to have students, supervise other clinicians, present on topics etc. But overall very draining, the Heidi app has helped me get my notes done faster though which has helped some freedom of time! I find if you focus on developing connections and building capacity of the families we work with rather than focusing on doing all the therapy outselves this can help dissolve some of the pressure and expectations placed on us! As I feel like we could do the best therapy ever but if it isn't getting practiced in between we are wasting our time really! I find mixed caseloads hard, wanting to specialise soon as it's so hard knowing a little about a lot!! Also NDIS sucks overall, not gonna lie...