Frank Pellegrino

Frank Pellegrino is a neuro-affirming, patient-centred social worker who supports adults experiencing stress, anxiety, and neurodivergence. He also works closely with NDIS participants, providing functional capacity assessments, building care teams, and advocating for participant-led goals.

Frank completed his Bachelor of Social Work at Victoria University, graduating with Distinction. His studies focused on trauma-informed care, therapeutic support, advocacy, family work practices, mental health, and community development. Frank’s education has shaped his holistic, strengths-based approach to client care.

Frank’s approach is trauma-informed, compassionate, and focused on empowering each client to feel heard, respected, and in control of their journey. He works alongside individuals to understand their unique experiences and to connect them with the right supports to thrive.

Frank supports clients with:

• Managing stress, anxiety, and emotional wellbeing
• Providing neurodivergent-affirming support
• NDIS Functional Capacity Assessments
• Building and coordinating participant care teams
• Advocating for client-centred goals and self-determined outcomes

With a strong background across mental health, disability, family services, and aged care, Frank brings a holistic and inclusive approach to every client relationship.

Areas of Focus:

• Adult mental health (stress, anxiety, emotional wellbeing)
• Neurodivergent-affirming social work
• NDIS Functional Capacity Assessments and reporting
• Care team development and service coordination
• Psychosocial disability support within the NDIS
• Patient-centred advocacy and empowerment

Frank is committed to creating a supportive, inclusive environment where adults experiencing stress, anxiety, or neurodivergence can feel empowered, connected, and achieve their goals.