Behaviour support for the whole support network.
When behaviours of concern make everyday life harder, for the person and the people around them, Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) helps everyone understand why they happen and what to do differently.
Children and young people
Support at home and at school, working closely with parents, carers and educators.
Adults
Person-centred plans that build independence, relationships and inclusion in the community.
Families and carers
Practical strategies and training so you feel confident and consistent day to day.
SIL and support providers
Clear plans your support workers can follow, plus training and help reducing restrictive practices.
From referral to a working plan.
Referral and first chat
Refer online, with a quick referral, or by phone. We call back within one business day to talk through needs, funding and timing.
Functional behaviour assessment
We observe, talk with the people who know the person best, and review data to understand what behaviours are communicating and why they happen.
Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP)
A clear, practical plan with proactive strategies, skill building, and where needed, a plan to reduce restrictive practices. Written to NDIS Commission requirements.
Training, review and reporting
We train everyone involved, check how the plan is working, adjust it as needed, and deliver reports before plan reviews.
Sunshine Coast practitioners.
Caloundra to Gympie and Tin Can Bay.
Face-to-face support at home, at school, in the community and in supported accommodation across the Sunshine Coast and Gympie region, including:
We also support Rockhampton and offer telehealth across Queensland.
Easy to refer, easy to work with.
- Response within one business day, with a named practitioner
- Reports delivered before plan reviews, never the morning of
- Agency, plan and self-managed participants welcome
- Bulk referrals welcome
Behaviour support FAQs.
What is a PBSP?
A Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP) is a written plan, based on a functional behaviour assessment, that explains why behaviours of concern happen and sets out practical strategies to support the person and reduce the need for restrictive practices.
Who can make a referral?
Anyone: support coordinators, families, carers, participants, SIL providers, schools and other allied health professionals.
How is behaviour support funded?
Behaviour support is usually funded through the Improved Relationships budget in an NDIS plan. We work with agency, plan and self-managed participants. Not sure what is in a plan? Ask us and we will help you check.
How quickly can you start?
We respond to every referral within one business day, and most participants start within 2 weeks.
Ready to talk about behaviour support?
Make a referral, ask a question, or call us on 0493 653 877.