Positive Behaviour Support
A person-centred approach to support people who have difficulties in communicating their needs and feelings and who may show behaviours that are challenging or risky for themselves or others.
We work with each person and their family or carers to create a behaviour support plan that includes strategies to prevent, reduce and respond to challenging behaviours. We also teach new skills and make changes in the environment to improve the person’s quality of life and social inclusion.
An approach that recognises and respects autistic individuals as they are. Rather than trying to change autistic traits, we focuses on understanding each person’s strengths, communication, sensory needs and preferences.
The goal is to create supportive environments where individuals feel safe, valued and empowered to thrive as their authentic selves.
Austism-Affirming Support
Intellectual Disability Support
An approach that is tailored to each person’s strengths, goals and learning style. We respect each individual and given opportunities to build confidence and life skills at their own pace.
- Individuals under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) with behaviour needs
- Participants experiencing behaviours that impact safety or wellbeing
- Individuals who struggle with emotional regulation or communication
- Families and carers needing structured strategies and guidance
- Support teams seeking consistent, professional behaviour plans
Who Can Benefit?
How We
Deliver Care?
Our team have comprehensive safety and qualification checks which includes NDIS Worker Screening and a minimum Certificate III or IV in Disability along with verified hands-on experience. This ensures your support is provided by a skilled, trustworthy and capable professional.
- We work alongside behaviour specialist for consistent care.
- Work closely with families and allied health professionals.
- Respect and support individual communication styles (verbal, non-verbal, AAC).
- Create predictable routines to promote comfort and security.
- Support emotional regulation with personalised strategies.
How it Works?
Our collaborative approach ensure our clients get the right support
while keeping their administrative workload to a minimum.
1. Let’s Chat!
Complete a short form and we’ll be in touch or Call us 08 8463 1333
2. Tailored Care Plan
We’ll match the carers who fit your personality and preferences. You’ll get to choose the one you connect with most.
3. Ongoing Support
We’ll create a Care Plan, including an initial home visit from our Coordinator and your best suited carer.
FAQ
How does a Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP) work?
A Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP) is developed after a comprehensive assessment of the participant’s needs, strengths, and triggers. It outlines:
Preventative strategies
Skill-building supports
Environmental adjustments
Safe and ethical response strategies
The plan is tailored to the individual and regularly reviewed to ensure it remains effective and aligned with their goals.
Who develops and implements the Positive Behaviour Support Plan?
A qualified Behaviour Support Practitioner develops the plan in consultation with the participant, their family, carers, and support team. As a registered provider under the NDIS, our trained support workers implement the strategies outlined in the plan and collect data to monitor progress and outcomes.
What are “behaviours of concern”?
Behaviours of concern are actions that may place the person or others at risk, limit participation in everyday activities, or impact quality of life. In PBS, we don’t view behaviour as “bad” instead, we seek to understand what the person is communicating and identify unmet needs, environmental triggers, or skill gaps contributing to the behaviour.
How are families and carers involved in Positive Behaviour Support?
Families and carers play a vital role in PBS. They are actively involved in assessment, goal setting, and reviewing strategies. Collaboration ensures that support approaches are consistent across home, community, and other environments, leading to better and more sustainable outcomes.
What training do support workers receive in Positive Behaviour Support?
Support workers receive training in PBS principles, understanding behaviours of concern, proactive strategies, de-escalation techniques, and safe response practices. As a provider operating within the NDIS framework, we ensure our team maintains ongoing professional development and competency in line with national standards.