Services
NDIS Positive Behaviour Support
Specialist Positive Behaviour Support focused on understanding behaviour, improving quality of life and strengthening the capacity of participants and the people around them.
What it means
Understanding behaviour, not managing people
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-informed approach that seeks to understand why behaviour occurs, and to improve quality of life by building skills, adjusting environments and strengthening the capacity of participants and their support networks. The goal is always greater independence, dignity and connection — and the reduction of restrictive practices wherever possible.
Our approach emphasises comprehensive assessment, understanding the function and context of behaviour, and the development of functionally equivalent skills — improving each person's autonomy, participation, relationships, safety and overall quality of life. We are committed to person-centred practice, supported decision-making, safeguarding human rights, and reducing and eliminating restrictive practices wherever possible.
Who we work with
Participants and the people around them
- NDIS participants with behaviour support funding (Capacity Building — Improved Relationships)
- Families, carers and informal supports
- Support workers and provider teams
- Support coordinators and plan managers
- Schools and other services involved in the participant's life
Services
Behaviour support services available
- Functional Behaviour Assessments
- Interim Behaviour Support Plans
- Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
- Behaviour data collection and analysis
- Participant and stakeholder consultation
- Training for families, carers and support teams
- Restrictive practice review and reduction
- Plan implementation and monitoring
- Progress reports
- NDIS review recommendations
The process
From referral to review
Referral and service agreement
We confirm suitability, funding and scope, and complete a service agreement.
Initial assessment
Getting to know the participant, their goals and their support network.
Observation and information gathering
Direct observation, data collection and consultation with everyone involved.
Behaviour support plan
A practical, person-centred plan everyone can understand and use.
Training and implementation
Hands-on training for families, carers and support teams.
Monitoring and review
Ongoing data review, plan refinement and NDIS review recommendations.
Locations & delivery
Where behaviour support happens
Behaviour support is delivered where it matters most — in the participant's home, community settings, schools and supported accommodation across the Gold Coast, Logan, Brisbane and Canberra, with telehealth used where appropriate.
Take the next step
Ready to talk it through?
Send an enquiry or book an appointment and we will help you identify the most appropriate next step.