Behaviour support that respects who you are and what matters to you

Active Positive Behaviour Support offers person-centred, strengths-based services for children, adolescents and young adults living with disability. Our approach is neuroaffirming, inclusive, and grounded in the belief that every individual has the right to feel safe, understood, and supported.

What is Positive Behaviour Support?

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), is an evidence-based approach, focused on improving a person’s quality of life and understanding their behaviour. Behaviour support practitioners will work with you, your family, carers, providers and support workers to develop a behaviour support plan that:

  • meets your needs

  • respects your dignity

  • improves your quality of life

What does that actually mean?

When someone is distressed, overwhelmed, or struggling, it often shows up as behaviour. PBS looks deeper to understand:

  • what is the person trying to communicate?

  • what skills are missing here?

  • what’s making this hard for them?

  • what’s getting in the way of them doing well?

Because when a person’s needs are met, behaviour naturally changes.

What Does Behaviour Support Involve?

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    Initial conversation – to identify goals and ensure a good fit

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    Development and implementation of an Interim Behaviour Support Plan

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    Observations at home, school, or community

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    Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA)

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    Development and implementation of a Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan (CBSP)

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    Implementation of plan and carer/staff training

Book a 15-minute introductory chat.

Choosing the right Behaviour Support Practitioner matters.

If you’d like to have a quick chat to see whether I’m the right fit, you’re welcome to book a free 15-minute call. We’ll briefly talk through your current situation, your goals, and what you’re looking for in support, so you can decide if this feels like the right fit before moving forward.

Who We Support

While we support NDIS participants of all ages, we specialise in working with neurodivergent children, adolescents, and young adults. We also work collaboratively with families, support workers, and education settings.

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