Our team of experienced clinicians specializes in developing Person-Centered Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Plans for individuals with complex needs.
A Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) plan is often used interchangeably with a Complex Behaviour Support Plan (BSP) or a Behaviour Intervention Plan (BIP), but there are some differences in emphasis and application.
PBS plans and BSPs aim to address challenging behaviours, PBS plans take a more holistic and proactive approach, focusing on understanding and meeting the individual’s needs to promote positive behaviour change. On the other hand, BSPs are more specific to addressing complex behaviours and may involve more detailed and intensive strategies to manage these behaviours effectively.
By offering these services, AAA a Registered NDIS Provider can tailor a plan to meet your specific requirements, promote positive behavior change, and enhance quality of life.
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is a comprehensive, evidence-based approach aimed at improving an individual’s quality of life and reducing challenging behaviours by understanding and addressing their underlying causes. PBS integrates principles from behavioural psychology and person-cantered planning to create strategies that encourage positive behaviours and minimize the likelihood of problematic actions.
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PBS is used in various settings, including schools, care facilities, and homes, to support individuals with behavioural challenges, particularly those with developmental disabilities.
At AAA Advanced Quality Care, we uphold a commitment to Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), as a cornerstone of our approach to fostering holistic well-being.
PBS represents our dedication to comprehensively understanding and proactively addressing challenging behaviours with a focus on positivity and empowerment.
By collaborating closely with individuals, families, caregivers, and professionals, we create environments that nurture desired behaviours while minimizing triggers for negative ones.
Our approach is rooted in principles of respect, dignity, and empowerment, ensuring that individuals feel valued and supported in their journey towards greater autonomy and self-determination. Through PBS, we strive to enhance each individual’s quality of life, enabling them to thrive, actively engage within their communities, and achieve enhanced positive outcomes
Behaviour support practitioners, often referred to as “PBS practitioners,” are instrumental in assessing and addressing challenging behaviours in individuals across various settings.
Assessment: Conduct thorough assessments to understand the factors influencing an individual’s behaviour, considering environmental conditions, personal needs, and social context.
Intervention Design: Design interventions tailored to improve the individual’s quality of life and reduce challenging behaviours based on assessment findings.
Settings: Work across diverse settings including disability services, community programs, home environments, and schools.
NDIS Requirement: Providers delivering behaviour support services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) must engage NDIS behaviour support practitioners.
Qualifications: These practitioners are approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commissioner and are proficient in behaviour support assessments and plan development.
Accessibility: Utilize the NDIS Provider Finder to locate practitioners in your area if you require behaviour support services.
Collaborative Approach: Work closely with the individual, their family, and support network to develop meaningful goals and plans for positive change.
Focus: Prioritize enhancing the individual’s well-being while addressing challenging behaviours through collaborative efforts.
Our team of practitioners is dedicated to providing high-quality support and services to individuals with complex needs. With a diverse range of backgrounds and expertise, our team includes clinicians, behavior analysts, therapists, and support workers. We are committed to ongoing professional development and staying abreast of the latest research and best practices in the field. Meet our team and discover how we can support you or your loved one on the journey towards positive behavior change and improved quality of life.
Professional Summary: A seasoned PBSP (Positive Behaviour Support Plan) Practitioner with a diverse background in nursing, management, and extensive work with adults with Intellectual Disability. Recognized for managing risk safely and advocating for rights through legislative measures. Proficient in crafting comprehensive PBSPs and implementing strategies to minimize the necessity for restrictive practices.
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Professional Summary: With over 20 years of dedicated service in the healthcare and disability sector, I have honed my expertise in supporting individuals with complex needs, particularly those with Intellectual Disabilities, Psychosocial difficulties, and challenging behaviours.
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