Experienced support to understand and reduce behaviours of concern
Our Behaviour Support Specialists can help to understand why someone behaves in an unsafe, challenging or inappropriate way and reduce behaviours of concern.
Support for positive behaviour
Behaviour Support Plans
Functional Behaviour Assessment Reports
Individual Skills Assessment
How does Positive Behaviour Support work?
Our Behaviour Support Specialists can help to understand why someone behaves in an unsafe, challenging or inappropriate way and reduce behaviours of concern.
We support the person, their family, support workers and schools to better understand them, their needs and how they communicate.
We write and implement personalised Behaviour Support Plans for people of all ages. We also provide positive behaviour support training and coaching for others involved in implementing support plans. And, if necessary, we can provide support around the use and authorisation of restrictive practices.
Our specialists are used to working in different settings, including with NDIS service providers, in aged care facilities and at schools. Whatever your situation, we’ll work within your context.
Our aim is to help:
- reduce the intensity, frequency and duration of behaviours of concern
- improve quality of life
- reduce or stop the use of restrictive practices where possible.
Quality support, tailor made for your situation
We know everyone’s behaviour is unique, depending on their circumstances.
That’s why we always meet with the person we’re supporting and whoever is supporting them, including family, NDIS providers, schools or health providers. This helps us understand their needs and what they want to get out of the service.
Our supports aim to improve the systems around the person, so they can achieve the highest-level quality of life and be involved in their community.
Our plans and interventions are tailored to the environment. For example, how we work with a person in a school might be different to working with someone in respite. And our training and coaching is tailored to suit different settings.
We can also help registered NDIS service providers understand compliance needs or requirements for behaviour support and restrictive practices.
Being regional experts means we’re closer than a provider who might be based in a capital city. We’re here on the ground and can meet face-to-face, spend the time and be flexible about providing regular contact and support.
When providing Positive Behaviour Support, it’s important to truly understand the person and their needs, and make sure they’re the priority in the process. It’s not about making things easier for others – it’s about putting the person at the centre of everything we do.
Funding Positive Behaviour Support
- Capacity Building – Improved Relationships
