Behaviour Support

NDIS Positive Behaviour Support

We understand that every behaviour has a reason. If you or a loved one experiences behavioural challenges, our team provides compassionate, effective support to develop positive and constructive responses.

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 suitable for both children and adults with disability who may display challenging behaviours.

We aim to empower you to live with confidence and greater self-control. Working closely with you, your family, and your wider support network, we develop tailored behaviour support plans that reflect your unique needs, goals, and environment.

Our Behaviour Support Practitioners provide guidance and strategies

With Krystal Compassion Care, you are supported every step of the way by a dedicated team committed to helping you achieve stability, independence, and an improved quality of life.

How We Can Help with Positive Behaviour Support

Our qualified Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioners are dedicated to helping you understand and manage behaviours of concern in a supportive, empowering way.

We start with a comprehensive assessment to identify the reasons behind specific behaviours. Working closely with you, your family, and your support network, we develop a personalised Behaviour Support Plan designed to promote positive change and enhance overall wellbeing.

Our plans focus on making challenging behaviours unnecessary by addressing triggers and reinforcements, while teaching alternative, positive behaviours to improve communication and interaction. 

Strategies within your Behaviour Support Plan may include

A well-designed PBS plan can lead to improved communication, stronger relationships, greater independence, and enhanced community participation. By recognising that every behaviour has a purpose, we help replace challenging behaviours with safer, more constructive ways to express needs and emotions.

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