Michelle Boyce is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with extensive experience supporting individuals across a range of complex needs, including autism, intellectual disability, acquired brain injury and mental health conditions. She works with children, adolescents and adults, supporting those whose behaviours of concern may impact their safety and wellbeing.
Michelle focuses on person-centred, trauma-informed practice, shaping her approach around each individual's strengths, preferences and environment. She is highly skilled in conducting Functional Behaviour Assessments and developing Positive Behaviour Support Plans that address the underlying causes of behaviour while promoting independence and quality of life.
With strong experience in the implementation and review of restrictive practices, Michelle ensures all supports align with legislative and ethical requirements, always prioritising dignity, rights and autonomy. She works closely with families, carers, educators and multidisciplinary teams, providing training and practical strategies that build confidence and consistency across support settings.
Michelle is committed to creating safe, supportive environments where individuals feel confident to develop skills, achieve meaningful goals and thrive in their everyday lives.
Areas of focus
- Functional Behaviour Assessments
- Positive Behaviour Support Plans
- Person-centred, trauma-informed practice
- Implementation and review of restrictive practices
- Training for families, carers and educators
- Autism, intellectual disability, acquired brain injury and mental health
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