At Aus Care Community Services, we understand that every behaviour communicates something. Our NDIS behaviour support services are designed to improve quality of life by helping participants develop safer, more positive ways to express themselves, engage with others, and navigate their environment.
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Behaviour support is a specialised NDIS-funded service for individuals who display behaviours that might present safety risks to themselves or others, or that interfere with their ability to engage in daily life. These behaviours may arise from a variety of causes, including communication challenges, cognitive impairment, trauma history, environmental stressors, or unmet sensory needs.
Our behaviour support service aims to:
We begin with a Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA), where our qualified practitioner observes the participant, consults with family or staff, and reviews relevant documentation. This assessment helps identify what triggers the behaviour, what purpose the behaviour serves, and what environments may be contributing to it.
Using the findings from the assessment, we create a Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP) based on the participant’s needs. This plan includes:
We don’t just hand over a document. Our behaviour support team provides training to all key stakeholders, including:
This ensures consistency across environments and supports the participant holistically.
We regularly review the plan’s effectiveness, update strategies as needed, and adjust the support model based on real-world outcomes and participant feedback.
Challenging behaviours are never a life sentence. With the right support, structure, and guidance, positive behavioural change is not only possible, it’s achievable.
If you’re ready to learn more about how NDIS behaviour support can make a difference in your life or someone you care for, reach out to the Aus Care Community Services team today.
Behaviours of concern might include:
These behaviours are not “bad” or “naughty” — they are often the result of difficulty in expressing needs or responding to overwhelming environments. Our role is to help participants build safer and more effective ways of communicating and coping.
NDIS behaviour support is suitable for individuals of all ages who need extra help with emotional regulation, communication, and social engagement. Common participant profiles include:
Our service is appropriate for both short-term support plans and long-term behavioural intervention.
In many cases, behaviour support is most effective when delivered alongside other NDIS-funded services. We work with:
We also provide reports for NDIS plan reviews and assist with funding justification when increased support is required.
We believe behaviour support should never be about control or punishment. Instead, our approach is:
In some circumstances, restrictive practices may be in place to ensure safety. These can include physical restraints, environmental restrictions, or limited access to items. Under NDIS rules, these practices must:
Our practitioners are trained to guide organisations and families through this reporting process while focusing on eliminating these practices through proactive strategies.
Some of the results our participants have achieved include:
These outcomes are not only measurable but deeply meaningful for participants and their families.
Our behaviour support services are designed to meet the needs of diverse communities with warmth, integrity, and professionalism.
Aus Care Community Services provides in-house counselling, and can connect participants with allied health professionals we work closely with, such as occupational therapists and speech therapists. We help find the right practitioner, arrange referrals and keep therapy and behaviour support working towards the same goals.
Behaviour support helps participants understand behaviour, reduce behaviours of concern, and build skills to support positive experiences and relationships.
NDIS participants can access behaviour support when it’s funded in their plan. Our team can help you understand whether your plan currently includes this support.
An assessment explores strengths, functional triggers, communication needs, and support needs to create a behaviour support plan that suits your needs.
A behaviour support plan outlines strategies, supports, and environmental adjustments that help reduce behaviours of concern and improve quality of life.
Trained behaviour support practitioners deliver services, often working with you, your family, carers, support coordinator, and other providers.
Yes. With your consent, families and carers can be involved in planning, implementation, and review of behaviour support strategies.
Support can be delivered in-home, in the community, or in other relevant settings depending on your goals, needs, and funding.
Yes. Specialist practitioners can help manage challenging or complex behaviour scenarios and coordinate with clinical and allied health professionals where needed.
Yes. Plans are reviewed over time to ensure they remain relevant, effective, and aligned to your goals and experiences.
Contact our team to discuss your needs, goals, and NDIS plan, and we’ll guide you through the next steps.
Based in Concord, we support participants and families across Sydney and NSW, including:
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