Support that fits everyday Fairfield life
We visit Fairfield, Fairfield Heights, Fairfield West, Canley Vale and Smithfield. Sessions might cover play skills at Fairfield Adventure Park or a visit to the library on Hamilton Road.
NDIS Positive Behaviour Support · Fairfield
Registered NDIS provider for behaviour support in Fairfield
We are a registered NDIS provider in Fairfield. We help children, adults and families when behaviour gets in the way.
Behaviour support in Fairfield
Positive behaviour support for Fairfield families
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is NDIS funded. A practitioner finds why a behaviour happens, then writes a plan for home, school and the Fairfield community.
We work with children, teenagers and adults across Fairfield, 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.
- Practitioners who come to you across the Fairfield area
- Support to grow skills, confidence and independence
- Plans the whole family and support network can follow
- A registered NDIS provider for all ages
Our services
Behaviour support services in Fairfield
Each service is open to families across Fairfield, from first assessment to ongoing review.
Make a Referral 01
Behaviour Support Plans
We find why a behaviour happens, using interviews, observation and daily data. 02Family & Carer Training
A practical plan everyone can follow at home and at school. 03Reducing Restrictive Practices
We coach parents, carers and support workers around Fairfield or online. 04Implementation & Review
Restrictive practices are always a last resort, with a goal to reduce them. Who we support
Who we support in Fairfield
We support people of all ages across Fairfield, and the people who care for them.
Children & adolescents
We support children and teens at home, at school and with teachers.
Adults
We help adults build independence, work and their community life.
Older people
We support older people in senior living and aged care with dignity.
Families & carers
We coach families, carers and staff so the plan works everywhere.
How it works
What the behaviour support process looks like
A clear path runs from referral to an ongoing plan for Fairfield families.
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Referral and first phone call
You or your coordinator refer online. We gather details by phone and book a first visit.
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Functional Behaviour Assessment
We meet the person and family to understand why the behaviour happens.
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Strategy development and trial
We design strategies with your team, then trial and adjust them.
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Behaviour Support Plan
We write a clear plan the person's supports can follow.
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Implementation and training
We put the plan into action and train the people involved.
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Review and monitoring
We review the plan often and adjust it as needs change.
Why choose us
Why Fairfield families and support coordinators choose My Behaviour Support
Families and support coordinators across Fairfield 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 Fairfield and South West Sydney. We come to you at home, at school or in the community.
Local guide
Behaviour support in Fairfield: a local guide
It starts with a Functional Behaviour Assessment
Your practitioner gathers details through interviews, observation and data. This shows why a behaviour happens, so the plan can work on the cause.
Then comes a plan everyone can follow
The assessment becomes a plain-language Behaviour Support Plan. It covers proactive strategies, safe responses and training for the people around the person.
The environment matters too
We pair PBS with the Capable Environment Framework. PBS focuses on the person, and the framework focuses on their home, class and community.
How is behaviour support funded in Fairfield?
It usually comes under Improved Relationships in your plan. Your support coordinator or local area coordinator can confirm what is included.
Areas we service
Behaviour support across South West Sydney
We are based in the Macarthur region and come to families across South West Sydney, including Fairfield.
Make a Referral Common questions
Questions about behaviour support in Fairfield
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. Can sessions happen out in the community around Fairfield?
Yes. Sessions can happen wherever the skill is needed, such as Fairfield Adventure Park, the library on Hamilton Road or travel training from Fairfield station.
05. Do you visit Fairfield Heights, Canley Vale and Smithfield?
Yes. We travel to Fairfield Heights, Fairfield West, Canley Vale and Smithfield. Travel is at a 50% reduced rate, with no kilometres charged, and training can happen online.
Ready to start behaviour support in Fairfield?
Tell us what you need. We will walk you through each step to your first appointment.
