Behaviour Support Plan: Why support worker notes matter
If you support a participant day-to-day, the notes you take matter more than you may realise. A behaviour support plan is only as useful as the information behind it. When support worker documentation is clear, consistent, and grounded in what is actually happening in everyday life, it gives the wider team a much stronger foundation…
NDIS Behaviour Support Red Flags: 3 Signs Your Support Isn’t Working
If your NDIS funding is being used but nothing is actually changing, it’s worth paying attention. In practice, this comes up more often than people expect. On paper, everything can look like it’s moving forward. Sessions are happening, reports are written, and support appears consistent. But outside of that, day-to-day, things feel the same. The…
NDIS support worker rights: Why speaking up matters more than you think
NDIS support worker rights matter when something does not feel right, and many support workers know the feeling of quietly wondering whether they should speak up. There is a moment most support workers experience at some point in their career – it is not always obvious. It does not always involve a clear incident. It…
Life transition support: Strategies for Managing Life Transitions
Supporting smooth changes with Behaviour Collaborations Introduction Life is full of transitions, moments of change that can be both exciting and challenging. Whether it’s a young child entering school for the first time, a teenager starting or leaving high school, moving towards independent living, transitioning from hospital to supported care, or leaving the justice system,…
How to support your child through the social media ban for under 16s in Australia
Recently, Australia has implemented a groundbreaking social media ban for children under the age of 16. This social media ban for under 16s officially went into effect on December 10, 2025. This new law requires major social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube, to take “reasonable steps” to prevent children under 16…
Storm anxiety in children: helping children feel safe during storms
For many families in Queensland, storm season is simply part of life. For children, it can feel very different. Loud thunder, bright lightning, shifting shadows and strong winds can all feel unpredictable and frightening. Storm anxiety in children is common, especially when storms are frequent or severe. Some children cling to caregivers. Others hide, cry,…
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