About Behaviour Collaborations
NDIS Behaviour Support Provider and Mental Health Counselling
We support children, young people, and adults, and the people around them, to build practical skills, improve daily life, and strengthen emotional well-being. Behaviour Collaborations is a nationally registered NDIS Behaviour Support Provider delivering person-centred Positive Behaviour Support and trauma-informed mental health counselling for participants, families and support networks.
About Us
Behaviour Collaborations was founded in direct response to the growing needs of our local community for high-quality, person-centred disability support services, with a particular focus on specialised positive behaviour support plans and mental health counselling to enhance daily living skills. Our organisation emerged from a deep commitment to ensuring that individuals with disabilities are not only supported but truly empowered to live with dignity, independence, and purpose.
In addition to our work as an NDIS Behaviour Support Provider, we deliver comprehensive Mental Health Counselling Services and person-centred therapeutic support for privately funded and DVA clients.
As a nationally registered NDIS Behaviour Support Provider under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), we are proud to deliver a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the unique goals, challenges and aspirations of each participant. We work in close collaboration with individuals, their families, carers, and support networks to ensure a personalised, responsive, and respectful approach to service delivery.
Our Mission
At Behaviour Collaborations, our mission is to walk alongside you - supporting your journey, celebrating your achievements, and helping you navigate the path toward your personal goals with confidence and clarity.
Our Values
All of Behaviour Collaborations’ operations and activities are built upon the Values of working with a participant collaboratively to ensure an improved quality of life and enhanced outcomes.
Behaviour Collaboration’s Values guide who we are and what we stand for in every interaction. They are:
Interpersonal effectiveness
Integrity of the service
Dignity and respect for all people engaged with the service
Person centred plans
Transparency
Our Philosophy
Our philosophy reflects the principles of Positive Behaviour Support, inclusion and human rights. We actively promote dignity, respect, and choice in all aspects of our work. Beyond direct service delivery, we advocate for non-toxic, respectful workplace environments; equitable and inclusive hiring practices; and culturally safe spaces where all individuals - regardless of background - feel seen, heard, and valued.
Meet Our Team
Meet the Behaviour Collaborations team delivering NDIS Behaviour Support services across South East Queensland, including Brisbane, Redlands, Ipswich, the Sunshine Coast, the Gold Coast and west to Toowoomba. Our practitioners bring both clinical expertise and lived insight to provide person centred Positive Behaviour Support for participants and families in these regions.
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Corinne Dewyntre
Advanced Behaviour Practitioner: P1317395
Director
I have resided in the Redlands area for over 20 years and have raised my two children within the local school system. With a background rooted in public service, I am committed to making a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
In my previous position, I provided support to highly vulnerable patients both during and after medical procedures, requiring advanced skills and experience in CPR, first aid, and wound dressing. Following an extensive tenure in the public sector, I sought more purposeful work and subsequently pursued further education.
Upon earning a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work with a major in Psychology, focusing on Behaviour Change, I joined an organisation within the child protection sector. Through this role, I worked with highly vulnerable children and developed expertise in areas including sexual abuse and trauma, family breakdowns, substance misuse, disability arising from abuse, and neglect. My experiences in this sector motivated me to continue my professional development.
After completing my Master’s degree in Social Work, I took on the role of Support Coordinator at a NDIS organisation, followed by a position as a Behaviour Practitioner at a large organisation. In this capacity, I managed a substantial caseload and was responsible for developing and implementing several Positive Behaviour Support Plans (PBSPs) for participants with a range of disabilities.
My expertise lies in training, which remains the aspect of my work I value most.
After six months of working for this large organisation, I made the decision to establish my own business, allowing greater autonomy over my caseload and practice framework. Over the past five years, I have steadily developed my organisation, and my reputation for delivering high-quality work within the industry is increasingly recognised.
As an Advanced Behaviour Practitioner, I specialise in complex cases and possess extensive experience in forensic settings, secure mental health environments, and significant mental health diagnoses.
I am currently the Director of Behaviour Collaborations, overseeing a team of practitioners and providing both supervision and leadership. I have the opportunity to provide both behaviour support and counselling in clinic.
Qualifications
Master of Social Work (Qualifying Professional)
BA, Social Work, Major in Psychology (Behaviour Change and Abnormal Psychology)
Registered with Australian Association of Social Workers
Qualifications specifically related to Behaviour
Major in Behaviour change and abnormal Psychology
Accredited with Association of Psychological Therapies – in
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Dialectal Behaviour Therapy
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RAID – Working with challenging and disturbed behaviours.
I accept referrals; however, I specialise in complex cases. I work intensely with families in the initial stages and then write the PBSP. I then implement the PBSP. This is where I train the network in how to use the PBSP.
Jason Brien
Hello, my name is Jason, and I hold a Bachelor of Psychological Science. As a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner I work with a wide range of NDIS participants - from young children (aged 3+) to older adults (60+). I have experience supporting individuals with complex needs and a variety of diagnoses, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (Levels 2 and 3), Intellectual Disability (moderate, severe, and profound), Prader-Willi Syndrome, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, ADHD, Cri du Chat Syndrome, MECP2 Duplication Syndrome, Dementia, Stroke, Personality Disorders, and many more.
I take a person-centred, strengths-based approach to behaviour support and always aim to understand the underlying needs behind behaviours of concern. I work closely with participants, families, carers, and support teams to develop practical, evidence-based strategies that improve quality of life, promote independence, and reduce restrictive practices wherever possible.
I believe in building strong, respectful relationships with the people I support and ensuring that their goals, preferences, and cultural values are central to all planning and decision-making. I value collaboration, open communication, and ongoing learning, and I am committed to providing high-quality, ethical support that truly makes a difference. While the role can be challenging, it is incredibly rewarding to see positive change and to empower people to live more meaningful, safe, and connected lives.
Belinda Witts
Hello, my name is Belle. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychological Science, Criminology, and Criminal Justice. I grew up in the Redlands and am now raising my daughter in the same community, which has strengthened my commitment to supporting individuals and families in the local area.
My experience spans positive behaviour support, disability support and personal care. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of disabilities, mental health conditions, and complex support needs. This includes experience supporting individuals living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), trauma-related conditions, schizophrenia, psychosocial disabilities, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), intellectual disabilities, Down syndrome, and participants with complex behavioural and support needs.
Through my years of working in the disability sector I developed strong skills in mentoring, education, leadership, and supporting young people to build confidence and independence. My work has strengthened my understanding of person-centred practice, helping individuals achieve their goals while promoting choice, independence, dignity, and inclusion.
As a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner, I use trauma-informed, evidence-based, and person-centred approaches to understand the underlying reasons for behaviours of concern and to develop practical, meaningful strategies that improve quality of life. I enjoy working collaboratively with participants, families, carers, and multidisciplinary teams to create Positive Behaviour Support Plans that are tailored to each individual's strengths, goals, and needs.
The most rewarding part of my role is seeing participants achieve their goals, develop new skills, build confidence, and experience lasting, positive change. I am committed to empowering the people I support by providing compassionate, respectful, and practical guidance that helps them live fulfilling and meaningful lives.
Jennifer Rose
I was blessed to be able to move from the UK to Australia 6 years ago. I grew up in London and then moved to the Suffolk coast to raise my children. I am a positive person with a drive to find joy where I can. I love being able to see the sun and the ocean here in Australia rather than the rain of England. I have a grown son who lives with Prader-Willi Syndrome.
I worked for almost 18 years as a Psychology Lecturer and since moving to Australia have worked for Child Safety and the NDIS. I graduated with a bachelor degree in criminology and minor psychology. I then gained my teaching qualification and studied for a Certificate in Further Professional Development at Cambridge University. Whilst at Cambridge I had a paper published relating to closing the gap in education for vulnerable young people.
l have valued experience and qualifications in education as well as therapeutic roles, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of those living with disability. As a behaviour practitioner I focus on rapport building with no judgment or criticism. My goal in working with families is to help individuals develop positive behaviours and reduce or eliminate harmful or disruptive behaviours.
Chloe Henthorn
Hi, I'm Chloe, a dedicated and compassionate behaviour practitioner with a strong background in psychological science. My journey began with a Bachelor of Psychological Science, where I developed a keen interest in understanding human behaviour and the crucial role of mental health to individual wellbeing.
My work in the disability sector started with disability and employment, and then on to my true passion, behaviour support! In doing so, I've gained extensive experience supporting individuals with a wide variety of disabilities, helping them achieve their personal and professional goals. I excel at building trust and rapport with my clients, their families and their extended support networks, making me a reliable and supportive figure in their journey towards greatness.
I'm a firm believer in the healing and positive outcomes that come from nurturing one's creative side. I love getting my hands dirty with gardening and art, and you can often find me immersed in a good book. My creative pursuits not only enrich my own life but also inspire and benefit those I work with.
With my empathetic nature and commitment to making a difference, I continue to positively impact the lives of those I support, helping them navigate challenges and celebrate their achievements.
Andrew Males
Hi, I'm Andrew. I hold a Bachelor of Social Science (psychology) with Honors, and I have a deep and enduring curiosity about the human mind and behaviour. This passion drives my commitment to supporting others and making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Over the years, I've developed hands-on experience as a crisis supporter and have worked extensively in the mental health sector, supporting individuals with psychosocial disorders. These roles have enriched my understanding of complex mental health challenges and strengthened my capacity for empathy, clear communication, and psychological insight.
Through my work, I've learned to navigate emotionally demanding situations with resilience and professionalism. I thrive in environments where compassion, critical thinking, and interpersonal connection are essential. I remain deeply committed to fostering mental well-being in both individuals and communities.
Ella Bird
Hi, my name is Ella. I am a graduate of the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Behavioural Science and have grown up locally in the Redlands. I am passionate about understanding the complex relationship between behaviour, physical health, nutrition and psychological wellbeing, and I enjoy helping individuals build positive habits that support an improved quality of life.
Sport and nutrition have always been significant parts of my life and continue to influence my approach to practice. My love of sport has also taught me the importance of teamwork, resilience, and goal setting, values that I bring into my work with participants and their support networks.
My particular area of interest is supporting individuals experiencing eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), pica, and other specified feeding and eating disorders (OSFED). I strongly believe that movement, physical activity, and balanced nutrition can support in improving wellbeing when incorporated in a safe, individualised, and strengths-based way.
As a Behaviour Practitioner, I am committed to creating approachable, supportive, and respectful environments where individuals feel heard, understood, and empowered.
Mark Stuart
Hello, my name is Mark, and I hold a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) from UQ. I’m a passionate person with many hobbies and a keen interest in finding even more things that I can enjoy in this life. I’m very interested in people and find being able to help others extremely rewarding.
I have worked with a number of NDIS participants, each with widely varying diagnoses, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (Levels 2 and 3), OCD, ADHD, Intellectual Disability (Mild), and others. Through my work, I have been able to make positive impacts in people’s lives and build meaningful relationships in the process, which together have been a profoundly rewarding experience for me.
I believe in a collaborative strategy of building sustainable growth which is why I seek to truly understand each individual and their goals. My aim is to provide the highest degree of support that I can and be a reliable force in other people’s journeys to their goals.
Amber Golden
Hello, my name is Amber and I am deeply passionate about supporting children and adolescents with complex emotional, behavioural, and developmental needs. I am committed to helping young people and their families feel understood, safe, and empowered to create meaningful and lasting change in their lives.
I hold a Master of Education specialising in Guidance and Counselling, along with postgraduate qualifications in education and counselling. With over five years of experience across school and therapeutic settings, I have supported young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, learning difficulties, and trauma backgrounds, working collaboratively with families, educators, and multidisciplinary teams. I am passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals, embracing their unique strengths, and advocating for inclusive, supportive environments where they can reach their full potential.
My approach is grounded in person-centred and evidence-based practices, with a strong focus on emotional regulation, resilience, and building positive relationships. I am passionate about creating safe and supportive environments where young people can thrive, develop independence, and reach their full potential.
Outside of work, I enjoy travelling, going to the gym, and spending time with family and friends. I also have a creative side and enjoy arts and crafts. I am always looking to continue learning and growing both personally and professionally, and I look forward to supporting individuals and families through my role as a Behaviour Support Practitioner.
Join Our Team
Behaviour Collaborations is a leading NDIS Behaviour Support Provider and Mental Health Counselling Services organisation dedicated to improving lives through person-centred plans and evidence-based practices.
We prioritise professional growth and employee wellbeing, offering you the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on your career and in the lives of our clients.
We’re seeking individuals with qualifications in psychology, social work, or related disciplines, with a strong understanding of applied behaviour analysis, experience in Positive Behaviour Support, and familiarity with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Join the Behaviour Collaborations team and help deliver high-quality, person-centred Behaviour Support and Mental Health services across South East Queensland, with Telehealth available throughout Queensland.
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Behaviour Collaborations is a nationally registered NDIS and NIISQ provider, proudly aligned with leading professional associations including the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPI) and the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).
Our qualified and experienced practitioners operate under certified quality management systems, ensuring every participant receives professional, ethical, and evidence-based support.
We support participants across South East Queensland, including Brisbane, Redlands, Ipswich, the Sunshine Coast, the Gold Coast and west to Toowoomba, with Telehealth services available throughout Queensland.
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We provide caring, person-centred Behaviour Support and Counselling across South East Queensland - including Brisbane, Redlands, Ipswich, the Sunshine Coast, the Gold Coast and west to Toowoomba - with Telehealth support available Australia-wide.