Services
We offer tailored support solutions for participants with existing NDIS support packages.
NDIS plans can be difficult to navigate, so our team will work collaboratively with participants to maximise their funding for use in individually tailored supports.
Our NDIS registered Clinicians currently offer support in the following areas:
Positive Behaviour Support
Positive behaviour support is a person-centred intervention approach to behaviour that is focused on improving quality of life and reducing behaviours of concern. Our accredited PBS practitioners will work closely with the participant, the family, and any other carers or support coordinators to develop intervention plans and strategies that will allow the individual to live their best life.
Our services can include:
- A full assessment of presenting challenging behaviour patterns and disorders including: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD);
- Increasing effective communication;
- Understanding sensory, psychological and functional triggers;
- Addressing health issues that may be impacting behaviour;
- Assistance in building positive relationships;
- Training and education;
- Development and review of Behaviour Support Plans;
- Skills training; and/or
- Helping you improve your quality of life
Other services include:
- Skills training; and/or
- Helping you improve your quality of life
- BSP implementation;
- Risk assessment;
- Restrictive Practice consulting; and
- Training/staff family/carer training.
Early Intervention supports for early childhood
Our early childhood approach is how we support children younger than 9 and their families.
The early childhood approach helps children younger than 6 with developmental delays or children younger than 9 with disability and their families to access the right support when they need it.
The approach supports best practices in early childhood intervention because it helps the child and family to build their capacity and supports greater inclusion in the community and everyday settings, meaning each child will be provided with opportunities to grow and learn.
It is about giving children and their families the right support to enable them to have the best possible start in life.
A child’s early years are very important as they set up how they will learn and develop later in life.
Our early childhood approach focuses on being both family-centred and strengths-based. We do this by acknowledging that as parents and carers, you know your child best.
Therapeutic Intervention (Individual)
Our Psychologists can support people who have been identified as having a psychosocial disability as a result of their mental health condition. This approach utilises psychosocial recovery strategies that focus on a person’s functional ability, including those that enable participants to undertake activities of daily living and participate in the community and in social and economic life.
To access our services you will need to have:
| In your plan | In the myplace portal | Description | |
| Improved Relationships | CB Relationships | This support will help you develop positive behaviours and interact with others. | |
| Improved Daily Living | CB Daily Activity | Assessment, training or therapy to help increase your skills, independence and community participation. These services can be delivered in groups or individually. | |