Narellan 02 4647 9995 Wollongong 02 4243 7820
POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT
SERVICES TAILORED FOR EVERY JOURNEY
We’re here to walk alongside children, young people, and adults in building safer, more connected lives through positive behaviour services.
Our services are available to individuals who:
- Are funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
- Receive funding or care through DCJ or other Out-of-Home Care arrangements
- Require a Positive Behaviour Plan in Residential Aged Care
- Choose to privately fund their services
If you’re accessing NDIS funding, positive behaviour services are typically covered under the Improved Relationships budget. In some cases, funding may also come from the Assistance with Daily Life category, especially when behaviours impact everyday participation.
We understand that behaviours of concern - such as physical or verbal aggression, self-injury, property damage, impulsivity, or disinhibited actions - can be distressing and complex. These behaviours often arise when someone is struggling to communicate or adapt to their environment.
Our approach is compassionate and evidence-based. We work to understand the reasons behind behaviours and create practical, respectful strategies that promote wellbeing, safety, and inclusion.
Whether you're exploring options for yourself, a loved one, or someone in your care, you're welcome here.
📞 Call us on (02) 4647 9995 Narellan or (02) 4243 7820 Wollongong
📧 Or email: info@inmotiongroup.com.au
BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT ASSESSMENTS
Understanding Behaviour, Together
A behaviour assessment (also called a Functional Behaviour Assessment) helps us understand why certain behaviours are happening and how we can best support you. Our friendly practitioners take time to get to know you, your strengths, goals, and what matters most. We look at what’s working, what’s not, and how the people around you can help. Together, we explore what’s behind the behaviour and what might be keeping it going. From there, we create a personalised Behaviour Support Plan with practical strategies to help you feel safe, understood, and more able to enjoy everyday life.
BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PLANS
A behaviour support plan is a simple, personalised guide that helps the people around you understand how to best support you in daily life. It’s especially helpful when you’re working with different providers or support teams.
Created by a registered behaviour support practitioner after an assessment, the plan includes:
- What the behaviour looks like and when it happens
- Why it might be happening
- Ways to reduce or prevent it
- How others can respond calmly and safely
- Strategies to build helpful skills and routines
The plan may include details about restrictive practices - when they can be used, who can use them, and how they’ll be reviewed regularly. It’s all about creating a safe, respectful, and supportive environment so you can reach your goals and enjoy life more fully.
BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT STRATEGIES
We make sure everyone involved in your care understands the plan and knows how to use the strategies day-to-day. If Restrictive Practices are part of the plan, we help monitor and report them safely and respectfully. We work with you and those around you to practice the strategies in your plan. The goal is to reduce challenging behaviours and build skills that make life easier and more enjoyable.
This might include:
- Coping tools for stress, big emotions, or low moods
- Behaviour and emotion management strategies
- Social skill development for community and connection
- Joining peer or social support groups
RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES
We’re here to help with one-off assessments of restrictive practices, offering clarity and guidance when you need it most.
These reviews can be useful if:
- You’re exploring whether a positive behaviour support plan is needed for assistive technology like a harness, car seat, stroller, bed rails, safe surround bed, or wheelchair belts in an aged care setting
- You’d like to check whether current restrictive practices are still necessary
A registered behaviour support practitioner will meet with you and your key supports, review any existing behaviour support plans, and look at relevant data to ensure everything is safe, respectful, and aligned with your needs.
We’re here to make the process easy and supportive - every step of the way.