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NDIS Positive Behaviour Support · Blacktown

Behaviour support in Blacktown from a registered NDIS provider

We are a registered NDIS provider in Blacktown for every age. We start by asking what sits behind a behaviour.

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Behaviour support in Blacktown

What behaviour support in Blacktown involves

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Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-based, NDIS-funded approach that starts with observation, because behaviour often signals a need. That could mean a smoother bedtime or a calmer outing.

We work with children, teenagers and adults across Blacktown, at home, at school, at work and in the community.

Families, carers and support workers are part of every step. We coach them so the strategies carry on between our visits.

  • Working towards calmer, more predictable days for your family
  • Clear steps that family, school and support workers can share
  • Practitioners who visit you across Blacktown and nearby suburbs
  • A registered NDIS provider for all ages
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Our services

Behaviour support services we bring to Blacktown

Each service below is open to participants in Blacktown and surrounding suburbs.

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01

Behaviour Support Plans

We look at when, where and why a behaviour happens. 02

Family & Carer Training

A plan in everyday words that sets out what helps and how to respond. 03

Reducing Restrictive Practices

We model strategies, then coach family and staff, in Blacktown or online. 04

Implementation & Review

Any restrictive practice is a last resort, with a clear goal to reduce it.
Who we support

People we support around Blacktown

We support children, teenagers, adults and older people in Blacktown, and their families and workers.

Children & adolescents

Each child has one plan that works at home and in the classroom.

Adults

Adults lead the plan, and we help with work, friends and home life.

Older people

We bring respectful support to older people at home or in care.

Families & carers

We coach everyone around the person so they respond the same way.

How it works

How we work with you, from referral to review

Each step builds on the last, wherever you live around Blacktown.

  1. Referral and first phone call

    You or your coordinator refer online. We call to hear more and book a first meeting.

  2. Functional Behaviour Assessment

    We spend time with the person and those who know them to learn what the behaviour is for.

  3. Strategy development and trial

    We draft strategies with you, try them in daily life and keep what helps.

  4. Behaviour Support Plan

    We bring it together in a plan for day-to-day use.

  5. Implementation and training

    We show everyone how the plan works and stay close while it settles.

  6. Review and monitoring

    We watch how things go and revise the plan when life changes.

Why choose us

What Blacktown families can expect from My Behaviour Support

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Families and support coordinators across Blacktown work with our small, family-operated team.

Here is what you can expect when you work with us.

  • Person-centred, evidence-based practice: every plan starts with the person's goals and strengths.
  • Plain-English plans: everyone in the support team can read and use them.
  • Close work with families, schools and support networks, so everyone stays on the same page.
  • Ongoing coaching and review: we adjust strategies as the person's needs change.
  • Led by director Domenic Barca, an NDIS behaviour support practitioner with a background in psychology and social work.
  • A registered NDIS provider supporting every age group in Blacktown. We come to you at home, at school or in the community.
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Local guide

Behaviour support in Blacktown, explained

We come to you across Blacktown

We visit Blacktown, Seven Hills, Doonside, Marayong, Kings Langley, Lalor Park and Prospect. Sessions can be at home, at school or at Max Webber Library on Flushcombe Road.

Every plan starts with an assessment

We begin with a Functional Behaviour Assessment, which may use the QABF or a Quality of Life assessment with interviews and observation. It shows what purpose the behaviour serves.

Turning findings into a practical plan

Our findings become a Behaviour Support Plan in everyday language, with proactive strategies, steady responses and skills to build. We train everyone who will use it.

Looking at the person and their surroundings

We combine PBS with the Capable Environment Framework. The framework looks at settings like a Seven Hills home, a busy classroom or a train trip from Blacktown station.

Keeping home and school on the same track

A plan tends to work better when home and school pull in the same direction. With your consent, we share strategies with your child's teacher and learning support team.

How NDIS funding covers behaviour support

Many plans fund it through Capacity Building, under Improved Relationships, though some list it separately. Your coordinator can check, and our fees follow NDIS pricing arrangements.

Areas we service

Behaviour support across Blacktown and Western Sydney

Our team works with clients across Western Sydney, Blacktown included. We come to you at home, at school or in the community.

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Common questions

Questions about behaviour support in Blacktown

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01. How much does behaviour support cost?
It costs $252.99 per hour, in line with NDIS pricing arrangements. Travel is at a 50% reduced rate, with no kilometres charged. The NDIA reviews rates yearly, so we confirm yours at your first consultation and in your service agreement.
02. How do I make a referral?
Refer through our website or call us. Participants, families and support coordinators can all refer, and we book a first appointment after a short risk assessment.
03. How often are behaviour support sessions?
Most participants have a session every fortnight. The schedule depends on the person's needs and NDIS funding, and we agree it with you at the start.
04. What tools do you use in a Functional Behaviour Assessment?
Your practitioner may use the QABF, a Quality of Life assessment and the Overt Behaviour Scale. We combine them with interviews and observation to show what purpose a behaviour serves.
05. Do you visit Seven Hills, Doonside and Kings Langley?
Yes. We visit Seven Hills, Doonside, Marayong, Kings Langley, Lalor Park and Prospect. In Doonside, sessions can use the Wawai Ngurra inclusive playspace at Nurragingy Reserve, which has a Changing Places facility.

Take the first step with behaviour support in Blacktown

Tell us a little about the person you support. We will explain each step, from referral to your first visit.

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