FAQ's

Behaviour therapy is available for individuals funded for the following support categories:

Capacity Building

• Improved relationships

Yes, we can! We are registered for specialist behaviour support and have extensive experience working with complex cohorts.

Behaviour therapy is for NDIS participants who engage in behaviours of concern that are challenging or difficult to manage.

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-based approach to helping people living with a disability to both reduce behaviours of concern and increase their quality of life. This approach has proven incredibly effective in helping people with a disability to live happier, healthier, and more fulfilling lives, and is adopted by NDIS support providers across Australia.

PBS involves actively listening to the individual, identifying their unique strengths and abilities, and using those strengths to help them achieve their personal goals. By emphasizing positive outcomes, PBS promotes an effective approach to supporting individuals.

To sign up for our services is easy. Just send us an email, call us, or complete our referral form so we can discuss your individual goals and needs.

As Positive Behaviour Support considers the person as a whole and looks at their personal history, emotional needs, and physical health. We strongly believe in a multidisciplinary approach and actively engage with other health care professionals to ensure the best outcome for the person.

Yes. Our team offers tailored training for participants, families, and support staff to ensure everyone understands and confidently applies behaviour support strategies. Training can cover topics such as positive behaviour support, communication techniques, and skill development. It is delivered in line with individual NDIS goals and may be funded under Capacity Building – Improved Relationships or other relevant categories.

We are a mobile service that come to your home, work place, day program or school. We can meet in mutual locations in an effort to service your needs.

Travel is charged in accordance with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits. If our practitioners travel to your home, school, or community setting, a travel fee may apply. This fee is based on the time spent travelling and the allowable hourly rate under the NDIS price guide. All travel costs are discussed and outlined clearly in your service agreement to ensure transparency.

Yes, we are happy to assist non-NDIS funded individuals. Please note that the same fee structure applies as to NDIS funded participants.

Depending on your level of funding and needs, we work towards an Interim Behaviour support plan or a comprehensive behaviour support plan, If funding and time permits sometimes both will be provided. We provide a recommendations report for each service.

We work really hard to build behaviour support plans with the person and their circle of support. We reflect there current supports need, review background information, connect with therapist also providing support and most importantly we spend time with the person themselves. We complete assessments, direct observations and talk to family, doctors, teachers and their NDIS supports. Collaboration is very important to us and we strive to build practical plans that can be understood. There are times were funding presents us with some limitations however, we will communicate this barrier early in our service delivery.

Yes we are, we are regularly audited and continue to meet best practice standards as set out by the NDIS