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Welcome to the space for Rainbow Muse's Grown-Up Magic Ones—the adults who were once sensitive, sparkly kids trying to survive in a world that didn’t make space for their difference. This is a place where your inner child is not only welcome, but gently celebrated. Where healing doesn’t mean erasing your quirks, but meeting yourself with deep compassion.
We understand that navigating adulthood—especially while neurodivergent, disabled, or holding multiple marginalised identities—can be exhausting. The world often demands conformity, productivity, and masking. But here, we honour the slow, the tender, the nonlinear. Together, we explore how to participate in life’s required “adulting” without abandoning ourselves in the process.
Through creativity, community, and co-regulation, we build capacity for the things that matter—finding your voice, honouring your needs, making space for joy, and reclaiming your right to take up space in your own way. You don’t need to be ‘fixed’—you need to be supported, seen, and given the freedom to grow into your biggest, boldest, most beautifully divergent self.
NDIS Support for Adults
At Rainbow Muse, we walk gently with the grown-up magic ones—the tender-hearted, world-weary, quietly rebellious folks who are still figuring out how to exist in a world that wasn’t built with them in mind. Maybe you’re still healing your inner child. Maybe you’re just trying to stay regulated long enough to get through your next scary adulting task. Either way—you are not the problem.
We don’t pathologise difference. We don’t “fix.” We walk alongside. We listen. We co-create ways of being that are sustainable, liberating, and actually make sense for your life. Through the NDIS, support is offered under three main umbrellas: Therapeutic Supports Finding and Keeping a Job and Innovative Community Participation.
We engage with these categories not as rigid checklists, but as creative pathways—ways to hold space for inner healing, practical support, and identity-affirming growth. Yes, we live in a world that requires certain kinds of “adulting.” But here, you’ll find a place to do it on your own terms, with someone who gets how hard and beautiful that can be.
Chenai Is NDIS Registered Provider for Therapeutic Support and Innovative Community Participation.
Therapeutic Supports
This is therapy—but not the kind that pathologises you or tries to “fix” who you are. Here, we focus on healing justice, identity affirmation, and building practical skills for emotional regulation, communication, and daily functioning. We use creative, sensory, and relational approaches to explore what safety, self-expression, and capacity mean for you. This support helps with:
• Developing emotional regulation and coping strategies
• Building routines that feel manageable and sustainable
• Exploring identity, self-worth, and boundaries
• Increasing capacity for self-advocacy and life participation
• Healing from trauma through gentle, non-verbal methods
Finding and Keeping a Job
This is not just about getting a job—it’s about building the inner scaffolding that lets you show up as you in the world of work. For some, that means figuring out what kind of work feels possible and sustainable. For others, it’s about recovering from past workplace trauma, unmasking safely, or developing confidence to try something new. We explore:
• Energy management and pacing
• Understanding your access needs
• Communication tools and scripting
• Building safe and authentic pathways into work
• Making meaning in your work and staying connected to your values
We also support people who want to carve their own paths—freelance creatives, neurodivergent entrepreneurs, and those not built for the 9–5 grind. Work doesn’t have to mean burnout. Let’s build something better.
Innovative Community Participation
This category is for the bold and beautiful parts of being human—expression, connection, creativity, and being part of something bigger. Through this, we support you to:
• Reconnect with community on your terms
• Try creative activities that bring joy, skill-building, and confidence
• Explore sensory-friendly and affirming spaces
• Use art and storytelling to process lived experience
• Develop projects, passions, or routines that support your wellbeing
Whether you’re working on gentle exposure back into the world, building social confidence, or simply learning to trust your nervous system again—this space is yours. This isn’t about pushing you out the door. It’s about walking beside you while you build a life that fits.
