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NDIS Positive Behaviour Support
At ConnexCare, we understand that every behaviour has a reason behind it. If you or a loved one experiences behavioural challenges, our team is here to provide compassionate and effective support to help develop positive, constructive ways of responding.
Our Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) approach focuses on understanding the underlying causes of behaviours of concern and creating personalised strategies that promote independence, wellbeing, and positive change. This evidence-based approach is ideal for both children and adults living with disability who may display challenging behaviours.
Our goal is to empower you to live with confidence and greater self-control. We work closely with you, your family, and your wider support network to develop tailored behaviour support plans that reflect your individual needs, goals, and environment.
- Reduce or eliminate behaviours of concern
- Encourage positive, meaningful behaviours
- Build emotional regulation and communication skills
- Create supportive, safe, and consistent environments
How We Can Help with Positive Behaviour Support
Our team of qualified and experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioners are dedicated to helping you understand and manage behaviours of concern in a supportive and empowering way.
We begin by conducting a comprehensive assessment to understand the reasons behind certain behaviours. From there, we work closely with you, your family, and your support network to create a personalised Behaviour Support Plan designed to promote positive change and enhance wellbeing.
Our plans aim to make challenging behaviours unnecessary by identifying and removing the triggers or reinforcements that encourage them. We then focus on teaching alternative, more positive behaviours to help you communicate and interact effectively.
Improving communication and social skills
Adjusting the environment
Developing safe and effective responses
Stress, anxiety, and anger management techniques
A well-designed behaviour support plan can lead to more effective communication, stronger relationships, improved community participation, and greater independence in daily life.
The strength of Positive Behaviour Support lies in its understanding that every behaviour has a purpose. When we identify what an individual is trying to express or achieve through their behaviour, we can help replace it with safer and more appropriate ways of communicating.