Our positive behaviour support services address behaviours of concern to improve a participant’s self-esteem, confidence, and self-efficacy to enable them to achieve their personal and life goals, improve their relationships, reduce behaviours negatively impacting on them and others, and enhance their overall quality of life.
Our services involve a collaborative assessment with the participant, including family members and supports, development of a Positive Behaviour Support Plan, and relevant training to implement the recommended strategies to address the behaviours of concern.
We have extensive experience working with paediatric, adult and aged care participants, all types of disabilities and behaviour presentations, including those with restrictive practices. We also have experienced and bilingual positive behaviour support practitioners across multiple disciplines to assist with more complex presentations and situations including children in care, forensics, and severe and persistent mental illness.
An assessment of a participant’s behaviours of concern and the development of a plan with strategies to reduce or eliminate those behaviours.
A full positive behaviour support service including an assessment of a participant’s behaviours of concern, development of a plan with strategies to reduce or eliminate those behaviours, and implementation of the plan through ongoing training and capacity building for the participant and support network.
A Recommendation Letter that provides the NDIA with supporting evidence that additional support or equipment is required within a participant’s NDIS funding.
BA(Music), BPsych(Hons), MSc(Psych)
Deanne relocated to Wagga
in 2021, and is enthusiastic
about collaborative approaches to help clients reach their full potential to achieve their goals and fells that as a clinician it is
her role to facilitate their
journey towards
empowerment and change.
DipCouns
Cass was born and raised
in Wagga. She has experience working as a Support Worker and is further studying in
the Counselling/Psychology field. Cass specialises in
working with clients with complex disabilities and presentations and has a passion for working with
young children.
DipEC(Ed&Care)
Residing in Wagga Wagga, Giorgia began her early career as an Early Childhood Educator for over seven years. As a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner she has a keen interest in working with ages 0-18 years and displays the patience, nurture and care needed for this demographic’s delicate time in their lives.
BPsch&Crim
Chloe has a special interest in forensics and helping people to develop pro-social, useful and adaptive behaviours and hobbies. She has also worked with adult males of all ages within a correctional setting. Chloe has a passion for helping people to acquire & develop skills to make positive changes in their lives and is dedicated to empowering others to do so.
BOT(Hons), Cert IV Disab
Chloe has worked in the disability sector for over 10 years. She is passionate
about empowering individuals, enabling independence, and enhancing quality of life for people living with a disability. Chloe has a special interest in working alongside people with acquired brain injuries and has been doing further research and practice in sensory processing disorders.
BPsych, AHPRA Supervisor
Natasha is a registered psychologist and APHRA board-approved supervisor with extensive experience in assessing and treating individuals across the lifespan. Her areas of interest are
suicide risk management, complex trauma, neurodevelopmental
disorders and complex mental health assessment.
BPsychSc(Hons), BSocSc(Psych)
Kate is a registered psychologist experienced in conducting assessments and providing a variety of therapeutic interventions to children, adolescents and adults. She is passionate about creating a safe space where clients feel comfortable and heard and consistently endeavours to cater to the needs of the individual by adopting a
person-centred approach
to her practice.
BHIthSc(SpchPath), CPSP
Born right here in the Riverina, Megan is passionate about giving back to her community. With eight years of experience, she is passionate and specialising in preschool language development, school-aged language, speech and literacy and adults with progressive degenerative disabilities. Megan values the individual drive behind each client, and enjoys a collaborative approach to meeting goals
Positive Behaviour Support involves a team approach, including the participant receiving support, their family members, caregivers, and positive behaviour support practitioners and therapists.
Positive Behaviour Support can be accessed by anyone who may need help with challenging behaviours, this extends from children to adults and seniors. It's particularly helpful for people with developmental disabilities, mental health conditions, or social challenges.
ORS accepts both NDIS and Private participants.
NDIS provider: 4050000976
Phone: 1800 000 677
