Positive Behaviour Support for Autism: A guide for every age and stage
Positive behaviour support for autism looks different depending on who it’s supporting and what stage of life they’re in. A five-year-old adjusting to a new classroom routine, a teenager managing the exhaustion of masking at school, and an adult navigating sensory overload in a busy workplace are all autistic, and all genuinely benefit from positive…
How do I know if I need counselling? Signs it might help
At some point, many people find themselves wondering whether counselling might help. It is not always a clear decision. You might notice something feels off, but not know whether it is something to push through or something to talk about. You might have considered reaching out before, then talked yourself out of it. You might…
Helpful Strategies to Support a Child Struggling with School Refusal
Practical school refusal support Queensland families can rely on When mornings become a struggle and anxiety makes school feel impossible, families need practical, compassionate help. Behaviour Collaborations provides school refusal support Queensland families can trust, helping children ease anxiety, rebuild confidence, and return to learning in calm, manageable steps. Our approach combines therapeutic and behavioural…
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,…
How to Communicate Emotional Boundaries
Healthy emotional boundaries are essential for respectful, positive relationships. For many NDIS participants and families across Brisbane, Redlands and Ipswich, learning to communicate emotional boundaries can reduce stress, strengthen communication and support better mental health. This guide shares practical examples of how to communicate emotional boundaries in everyday situations – from relationships and friendships to…
Join Our Behaviour Support Blog
Subscribe for insights and updates
Check back regularly for new posts on support plans, communication, family engagement, and NDIS strategies tailored for Brisbane and beyond.
"*" indicates required fields
Need support creating or implementing a Positive Behaviour Support Plan?
Contact our Brisbane behaviour support team for guidance tailored to your situation.