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Behaviour Collaborations

National Disability Insurance Scheme registered organisation delivering services in positive behaviour support plans and mental health counselling.

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About Us

Behaviour Collaborations has been established in response to local community demand for quality disability support services with specialisation in behaviour support plans and improved daily living counselling.

We are a registered organisation that delivers services to participants on the National Disability Insurance Scheme. We are dedicated to always promoting dignity and respect and we work with you in collaboration to manage all aspects of your plan and goals. We promote non-toxic workplaces, inclusive hiring, cultural safety and awareness and your rights.

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Our Services

Inclusive Positive Behaviour Support Plans

Developed in collaboration

Positive Behaviour Support plans are developed with the participant and the teams supporting the participant. Our aim as a collaborative team is to improve participant outcomes to see an increase in quality of life. We work from a strengths-based framework, and we build skills and develop strategies to reduce or eliminate restrictive practice and behaviours of concern.

  • Positive Behaviour Support Plans (PBSP’S) work with participants and stakeholders to develop plans to reduce and eliminate restrictive practice for people who access the NDIS.

  • Sometimes an interim report needs to be completed. This details the nature of a restrictive practice.

  • Your practitioner will work with you to help identify what your triggers are and what are the behaviours of concern.

  • Strategies will be developed to implement in the environment.

  • Data will be collected and used to support a hypothesis and make predictions.

  • You and your team will be supported throughout the journey.

  • Positive Behaviour Support Plans are created with respect, and they work to protect individuals, families, and service providers.

  • We use a person-centred approach.

  • We are transparent and open with all the work we do.

  •  We create Functional Behaviour Assessments.

  • We work with individual strengths to increase the capacity of individuals, families, and carers.

  • Above all, WE COLLABORATE

Learn more about our NDIS behaviour support services

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    Counselling

    Our teams are qualified to deliver counselling in areas of mental health including substance issues, PTSD, anxiety, depression and trauma, acquired brain injury, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, schizophrenia and other major mood or personality disorders. Qualified specialists can be matched to suit your needs.               

    Learn more about our counselling and mental health support
  • TelePBS

    TelePBS

    TelePBS is the delivery of Positive Behaviour Support via telepractice.

    Telepractice is the delivery of services at a distance. While face-to-face videoconferencing is the go-to for many practitioners, telepractice can also include:

    • audio-only videoconferencing
    • chat box only videoconferencing
    • telephone
    • text messaging
    • emailing
    • or a combination of any of these.
    Learn more about our telehealth behaviour support
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    Therapeutic Support / Play Therapy

    This service is provided to assist participants aged from 7 years to apply their functional skills to improve participation and independence in daily, practical activities in areas such as language and communication, personal care, mobility and movement, interpersonal interactions, and community living.

    Learn more about our play therapy services
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    Assessments & Reports

    This is a great option for individuals who have an upcoming plan review, change of circumstances or seeking funding for Positive Behaviour Support. Assessments can be completed in one or two appointments with additional time to write the report.

    Learn more about our NDIS reports and assessments
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Do you have questions about Behaviour Strategies?

Did you know that positive behaviour support plans can be implemented across a variety of environments, the school being one of them?

Behaviour strategies can also be implemented in the home. Improved relationships funding can be used for young people in aged care to help with moving into more suitable accommodation.

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FAQs

What does Positive Behaviour Support focus on?

Positive Behaviour Support focuses on understanding why behaviours of concern may be happening and what support can be put in place to improve safety, consistency and quality of life.

This may include looking at communication, routines, environments, relationships, support responses, skill-building and any risks that may be affecting the participant or their support team.

At Behaviour Collaborations, our focus is on practical behaviour support plans that promote dignity, safety, inclusion and better outcomes for the participant and the people around them.

What does a Behaviour Practitioner do?

A Behaviour Support Practitioner works with the participant, family, carers and support team to understand what is happening and what support may be needed.

This may include gathering information, reviewing reports, speaking with key people, observing routines, developing strategies, writing behaviour support plans and supporting the team to use those strategies in daily life.

The goal is not to judge the participant or family. The goal is to better understand the person and build support around their needs, strengths and goals.

What is a Positive Behaviour Support Plan?

A Positive Behaviour Support Plan is a written plan that explains how a participant can be supported in a safer, more consistent and more respectful way.

It may include information about the participant’s strengths, needs, communication, routines, behaviours of concern, proactive strategies, response strategies and the roles of different people in the support team.

A good plan should be practical, easy to understand and useful in real life.

What is a Functional Behaviour Assessment?

A Functional Behaviour Assessment is a process used to understand why a behaviour may be happening.

It may include reviewing information, speaking with people who know the participant, observing routines and looking at what happens before, during and after behaviours of concern.

The aim is to understand the purpose or function of the behaviour so the participant can be supported in a safer, more respectful and more practical way.

How do we get started with Behaviour Collaborations?

The first step is to contact Behaviour Collaborations or complete the relevant enquiry or referral form.

Our team can talk with you about the participant’s needs, location, current supports, NDIS funding, goals and what type of behaviour support may be appropriate.

If Behaviour Collaborations is the right fit, the next steps may include intake, information gathering, stakeholder conversations, appointments and planning.

Need more detail?

View our full Behaviour Support FAQs for answers about NDIS behaviour support, behaviour support plans, restrictive practices, funding, invoices and practitioner visits.

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Testimonials

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“From the outset, Cameron’s mum, Dana, has expressed that for the first time in years she feels genuinely heard and supported. Jason has taken the time to listen, understand, and respond with practical strategies that are already making a noticeable difference in Cameron’s behaviours and overall wellbeing.

The contrast to previous BSP experiences has been remarkable. Where there was once silence or delay, Jason has brought transparency, consistency, and exceptionally prompt communication. Both SIL staff and community support workers have also commented on how refreshing it is to receive clear, timely advice that they can immediately implement. This has fostered a sense of confidence and unity across Cameron’s entire support team.

Dana has shared that she finally feels she has a practitioner who is not only guiding the process but genuinely partnering with her to achieve the best outcomes for Cameron. The relief and hope this has brought to the family cannot be overstated. Jason’s professionalism, empathy, and dedication have already made a lasting impact. The family and support team feel reassured knowing Cameron now has the very best support moving forward, and they are deeply grateful to have Jason as part of his journey. THANK YOU JASON AND BEHAVIOUR COLLABORATIONS xxx”

Emma Davidson
Team Leader & Support Coordinator
Amaze Abilities

"I recently had the pleasure of working with Behaviour Collaborations, and I couldn’t be more impressed with the level of professionalism and expertise they bring to the table. From the outset, the team was highly approachable and committed to understanding our clients' needs. The staff are incredibly skilled at developing tailored plans that not only address behavioural challenges but also focus on promoting positive growth and learning. They maintain a compassionate and client-centered approach, ensuring that every individual is treated with respect and care.

What truly sets Behaviour Collaborations apart is their collaborative mindset. They work closely with families, and all stakeholders to create a supportive network around the individual, which I found to be immensely valuable. Their communication is excellent, and they’re always open to feedback, making it easy to stay on the same page throughout the entire process.

Overall, I highly recommend Behaviour Collaborations for anyone seeking behaviour support services. They are a dedicated, professional team that truly cares about making a difference."

Tracey S

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Behaviour Collaborations and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

Behaviour Collaborations is a Registered NDIS Provider and complies with all Queensland and Commonwealth Government requirements for the delivery of quality and safe disability support services.

Behaviour Collaborations is a Registered NDIS Provider and complies with all Queensland and Commonwealth Government requirements for the delivery of quality and safe disability support services.

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