Understanding behaviour. Building strategies. Improving lives. Our specialist practitioners work with you to understand triggers, develop positive strategies, and reduce behaviours of concern.
From initial assessment to ongoing support, we provide a full range of behaviour support services tailored to individual needs.
We believe all behaviour communicates something. Our approach focuses on understanding what a person is trying to communicate and finding positive ways to meet those needs—not just suppressing behaviours.
We take time to understand the person, their history, and their needs.
Every strategy upholds the person's dignity and human rights.
We work with everyone involved—family, carers, support workers.
Focus on sustainable improvements, not quick fixes.
We provide specialist behaviour support for people with a range of disabilities and conditions.
Experienced support for individuals on the autism spectrum, addressing sensory needs, communication, and social interactions.
Tailored strategies that account for cognitive processing, communication styles, and learning needs.
Specialist support for behaviour changes following brain injury, with understanding of neurological factors.
Support for frustration and communication barriers that can arise from physical limitations.
Age-appropriate strategies working closely with families and schools.
Trauma-informed support for those with mental health conditions affecting behaviour.
Behaviour support is funded under Capacity Building — CB Improved Relationships. We charge strictly in line with the official NDIS Pricing Arrangements & Price Limits for registered behaviour support providers — no hidden fees, no surprises.
Behaviour support pricing depends on practitioner level (Core, Proficient, Advanced or Specialist), the type of work (face-to-face, assessments, report writing, training), and the goals in your plan.
Rather than a one-size-fits-all price list, we'll review your plan and goals with you and provide a transparent quote — written, itemised, and easy to compare.
View the official NDIS Price GuideOur team of qualified behaviour support practitioners are committed to making a real difference.
All practitioners hold relevant qualifications and are registered with the NDIS Commission.
We understand urgency—fast turnaround on assessments without compromising quality.
Our PBS plans are clear, practical, and actually usable by support teams.
We involve and support families throughout the entire process.
We don't just hand over a plan—we stay involved to ensure success.
We champion human rights and dignity in every recommendation we make.
A PBS Plan is a document that outlines strategies to support a person with behaviours of concern. It includes proactive strategies (preventing behaviours), reactive strategies (responding safely when behaviours occur), and skill-building approaches. The plan is developed after a thorough assessment and is tailored to the individual. It must be reviewed at least annually, or sooner if circumstances change.
No formal referral is required if you have NDIS funding in the "CB Improved Relationships" category. You can contact us directly. However, you may be referred by your Support Coordinator, Allied Health professional, or other service providers. If you're unsure whether you have funding, we can help you check your plan.
Restrictive practices are interventions that limit a person's freedom of movement, rights, or liberty. Examples include physical restraint, seclusion, environmental restrictions, or chemical restraint. The NDIS requires these practices to be authorised by state authorities, documented in a behaviour support plan, and reviewed regularly with the goal of reduction or elimination. We support providers through the authorisation process and develop strategies to reduce reliance on restrictive practices.
A comprehensive functional behaviour assessment typically involves: an initial intake meeting, observation sessions (usually 2-4 hours across different settings), interviews with family and support team, and document review. The entire process usually takes 2-4 weeks. The resulting assessment report and behaviour support plan may take an additional 1-2 weeks to complete. Urgent cases can sometimes be expedited.
Absolutely! Collaboration is essential for effective behaviour support. We work closely with everyone involved in the person's care—family members, support workers, day program staff, therapists, and other professionals. This includes training your existing team to implement the behaviour support plan, not just developing strategies in isolation.
Assistance with daily activities and personal needs.
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Take the first step towards positive change. Our behaviour support team is ready to help you understand options and plan next steps.
