Behaviour Support

Positive
Behaviour Support

Person-centred. Practical.
Evidence-informed.

NDIS Positive Behaviour Support for participants experiencing behaviours of concern or complex support needs — focused on building practical strategies that work.

Registered NDIS Provider
More than a plan.

We support participants, families and care teams to apply strategies consistently.

Participant-centred approach
Practical, real-life strategies
Registered Behaviour Support Practitioners
Collaboration with your team
Reducing restrictive practices
About Behaviour Support

Understand the why.
Improve quality of life.

Our approach is person-centred, practical and evidence-informed. We focus on understanding why behaviours occur and developing strategies that support the participant, family, carers and support teams.

  • Improve quality of life and reduce risks
  • Strengthen communication and skills
  • Safer, more consistent care environments
How It Works

A clear process,
focused on you.

Referral received

We review the referral, NDIS plan, current risks and support needs.

Consultation

We speak with the participant, family, Support Coordinator and key people.

Assessment & plan

We review behaviours, environments and triggers, then develop strategies.

Implementation & review

We support the team to apply strategies and update them over time.

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Ability Access worked with our whole team to make the plan practical, respectful and consistent across every setting.

— Support Coordinator
What We Provide

Behaviour support
services we provide.

  • Interim & Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
  • Functional Behaviour Assessments
  • Behaviour observation & data review
  • Restrictive practice review & reduction
  • Staff & family implementation support
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need
to know.

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What is Positive Behaviour Support?

Positive Behaviour Support is an evidence-informed approach that focuses on understanding the reasons behind behaviours of concern and developing practical strategies to improve safety, communication and quality of life.

Who can access Behaviour Support?

Participants with behaviour support funding in their NDIS plan who may be experiencing behaviours of concern, emotional distress, communication difficulties or complex support needs.

Are your Behaviour Support Practitioners registered?

Yes. Our Behaviour Support Practitioners are NDIS-registered and experienced, supporting participant choice, comfort and cultural needs where appropriate.

How do I make a referral?

Participants, families, Support Coordinators and providers can submit a referral online or speak with our team. We review the information and discuss suitability and next steps.

Make a behaviour
support referral

Participant, family, Support Coordinator or provider — contact our team to discuss next steps.

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