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Positive behaviour support is an evidence-based approach. We aim to gain a more positive outlook on life by aiding participants’ personal growth and guiding them towards realising their goals. Our trained support staff work closely with the person or their carer to understand what triggers their challenging behaviours. Our qualified team work with the person, their carer, family member and support team to develop and implement strategies that help to improve challenging behaviour.
- Understanding you and your environment
- Understanding the behaviour and the triggers
- Reducing the use of restrictive interventions
- Anticipating what may go wrong
- Working together on strategies
- Involving family and carers
- Working with your other therapists
- Increasing effective communication
Positive behaviour support in Australian disability policy
Positive behavior support is a crucial aspect of disability policy in Australia, both at the state and federal level. With the transition to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), positive behavior support has become even more important in safeguarding the rights of people with disabilities. However, the representation of positive behavior support in Australian policy can have significant implications, particularly in relation to restrictive practices.
A recent review of Australian state positive behavior support policies was extended to include an analysis of the NDIS quality and safeguarding framework. The concept of policy diffusion was used to demonstrate the potential risks associated with the representation of positive behavior support in current Australian disability policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of Positive Behaviour Support?
Positive Behaviour Support can help people with disability and their families to better understand and manage behaviours of concern, leading to improved quality of life, reduced stress, and greater participation in daily activities.
How is Positive Behaviour Support provided under the NDIS?
Positive Behaviour Support is provided by a team of professionals, which may include behaviour support practitioners, psychologists, and therapists. The support may be delivered in a range of settings, such as in the person's home, school or community.
What are the benefits of Positive Behaviour Support?
Positive Behaviour Support can help people with disability and their families to better understand and manage behaviours of concern, leading to improved quality of life, reduced stress, and greater participation in daily activities.
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