Frequently asked questions about NDIS behaviour support

No. We also help people build everyday skills, such as emotional regulation, communication, social skills and independence. Skill building runs through every service. It gives each person more ways to cope, connect and do things for themselves.

We support people with autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, acquired brain injury, schizophrenia, personality disorders, anxiety, depression and complex trauma. Our work is NDIS behaviour support, so we do not diagnose or run counselling. Your GP can help with those.

Behaviour support finds out why a behaviour of concern happens and builds positive ways to help. It is also called positive behaviour support or behaviour therapy. It usually includes a Functional Behaviour Assessment, a Behaviour Support Plan and training.

Yes. My Behaviour Support Pty Ltd is registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for Behaviour Support and Therapeutic Supports. We follow the NDIS Code of Conduct and Practice Standards. We work with NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants.

Yes. We work with children, teenagers, adults and older people. We visit family homes, schools, workplaces, Supported Independent Living (SIL) homes and senior living facilities. Each plan is built around the person's age, day and the people who help them.

We cover South West and Western Sydney, including Campbelltown, Liverpool, Fairfield, Bankstown, Parramatta, Blacktown and Penrith. We come to you at home, school, work or in the community. If you live further out, call us to check.

Our services are for NDIS participants of any age. Funding usually comes from Improved Relationships in the Capacity Building budget. Carers and support workers can join training too. Your Support Coordinator or LAC can check your plan's funding.

Yes. Family & Carer Training is one of our 4 services. We coach families, carers, teachers and support workers to use the Behaviour Support Plan. Training runs face to face or online, as workshops or hands-on coaching.

Yes. We write Functional Behaviour Assessment reports, Interim Behaviour Support Plans and Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans, in line with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements. Ask us if your plan review needs something specific.

We work with everyone in the person's circle of support, including families, carers, schools, support workers and providers. We share training and resources so the strategies stay practical. Visits happen at home, at school or in the community.

Most participants have a session every fortnight. The frequency depends on each person's needs and their NDIS plan funding. We add training or team meetings when needed, and review the schedule as needs change.

We aim to reduce restrictive practices, which should only ever be a last resort. We also build each person's independence, grow the skills of families and support staff, and support wellbeing and community inclusion.

We mainly use the Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA), an evidence-based tool that looks at why a behaviour happens. Your practitioner may add the QABF, a Quality of Life assessment, the Overt Behaviour Scale or structured observations to suit the person.

Make a referral through our website form, or call us. We then call you to talk it through, with a short risk assessment over the phone. Next, we book an initial consultation and go through the service agreement.

We charge $252.99 per hour. Travel is at a 50% reduced rate, with no kilometres charged. Rates are set in line with NDIS pricing arrangements, which the NDIA reviews each year. Nothing here is a fixed quote. We confirm the rate at your first consultation and in your service agreement. We are happy to discuss your funding.