NDIS Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)

Our PBS assessments include comprehensive functional analysis, environmental assessment, stakeholder interviews, direct observation, and data collection to understand the function and context of behaviours of concern.

The initial assessment and plan development typically takes 4-6 weeks, with ongoing implementation support and regular reviews scheduled based on individual needs and plan requirements.

Referrals can be made by participants, families, support coordinators, healthcare professionals, or other service providers. NDIS plan allocation for Improved Relationships funding is required.

Our PBS approach is grounded in respect, dignity, and collaboration. We use functional assessments that look beyond surface behaviours to understand environmental, personal, and contextual factors. Our practitioners are qualified or completing tertiary degrees in Education, Counselling, Psychology, Mental Health, or Social Work, all holding NDIS practitioner IDs with ongoing supervision. We focus on sustainable strategies that reduce restrictive practices while building confidence and capability.

All of our practitioners are qualified or completing tertiary degrees in fields such as Education, Counselling, Psychology, Mental Health, or Social Work. In line with NDIS Guidelines, every practitioner has completed the Suitability Assessment and holds a practitioner ID number, with ongoing supervision and reflective practice embedded in their professional development.