Behaviour Therapy Australia
We provide high-quality, evidence-based Behaviour Therapy in Australia through our NDIS Behaviour Support services. As a registered NDIS provider under the Improved Relationships category, our Behaviour Therapy services help participants understand and manage behaviours of concern while improving wellbeing and daily life.
Services
Our NDIS Behaviour Support Australia Services
Behaviour Support Australia focuses on providing positive behaviour interventions for participants and equipping their support networks with the strategies needed to promote positive change.
We use evidence-based treatments proven to work, designing practical and positive therapy plans for your child and family.
Who Are Behaviour Support Practitioners Australia?
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners are qualified professionals with backgrounds in mental health disciplines, including:
- Psychology
- Counselling
- Psychotherapy
- Rehabilitation counselling
- Mental health Occupational Therapy
These practitioners work closely with multidisciplinary teams, especially mental health occupational therapists, to deliver holistic support to participants.
Services Offered by Our Behaviour Support Practitioners in Australia
At Iconic Care Group Australia, our behaviour support therapy includes a range of tailored services:
- Behaviour Assessments & Analysis
Our team conducts thorough assessments to understand your child’s unique needs. Through functional behaviour analysis, we identify triggers and patterns, forming the foundation of effective behaviour support plans. - Individualised Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs)
Every child receives a personalised BSP designed by experienced NDIS behaviour support practitioners. Plans include practical strategies, measurable goals, and positive reinforcement techniques. - One-on-One Behaviour Therapy Sessions
We provide structured positive behaviour therapy sessions that teach children essential life, social, and emotional skills. Sessions can be delivered at home, school, or in the community to ensure consistent support. - Family & Carer Training
Our practitioners equip parents, carers, and support workers with the tools and knowledge to reinforce behaviours outside of therapy sessions, ensuring lasting outcomes. - NDIS Behaviour Support Services
As a registered NDIS provider, we can assist families with NDIS behaviour support planning, funding guidance, and accessing the right resources to achieve their child’s goals.
Behaviours of Concern We Address
Behaviour Support Practitioners help manage a wide range of behaviours of concern, such as:
- Self-harm
- Aggression towards others
- Property damage
- Refusal to engage in tasks
- Social withdrawal
- Behaviours that disrupt others, such as screaming, swearing, or inappropriate actions (e.g., removing clothing).
How We Deliver Behaviour Support
Our approach to behaviour support involves the following steps:
- Initial Contact and Assessment
- A Behaviour Support Practitioner (BSP) meets the participant and their support network to identify behaviours of concern.
- A thorough assessment is conducted to document behaviours and their context.
- Input from Support Network
- Relevant assessments are sent to individuals who spend the most time with the participant for additional insights.
- Development of Reports and Plans
- The BSP prepares a comprehensive Behaviour Assessment Report.
- A tailored Behaviour Support Plan is created, offering guidance for managing behaviours.
- Implementation of Behaviour Interventions
- Positive behaviour interventions are introduced to assist the participant and their support network in achieving desired outcomes.
Why Do Behaviours of Concern Occur?
Behaviours of concern often arise as a way for individuals to communicate unmet needs or discomfort. Common reasons include:
- Physical pain or illness
- Side effects of medication
- Underlying conditions (e.g., autism, schizophrenia, Prader-Willi syndrome)
- Hunger, thirst, or nutritional deficiencies
- Environmental factors (e.g., noise, temperature, overcrowding, or boredom)
- Difficulty communicating desires, feelings, or needs effectively
Positive Behaviour Support Australia
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners use Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) techniques to create meaningful and lasting improvements. PBS focuses on understanding the cause of behaviours and providing proactive strategies to enhance the participant’s quality of life.
How We Help
Our experienced professionals work collaboratively with participants, their families, and caregivers to:
- Promote independence
- Foster community participation
- Enhance overall well-being
As an NDIS provider, Iconic Care is committed to empowering participants to reach their goals through tailored, effective Behaviour Therapy services. Contact us today to learn more about how we can support you or your loved ones.
For more information or to make a referral, contact Iconic Care Kids Clinic Behaviour Therapy today!
FAQs
1. What is Behaviour Therapy?
Behaviour Therapy involves evidence-based strategies to help children develop positive behaviours, reduce challenging behaviours, and improve social and life skills.
2. Who can access Behaviour Therapy services?
Children with behavioural challenges, developmental disorders, or other support needs across Australia can access these services, often funded through NDIS.
3. What is a Behaviour Support Plan (BSP)?
A BSP is a personalised plan created by our NDIS behaviour support practitioners, outlining strategies, goals, and techniques to support positive behavioural outcomes.
4. How do I find behaviour therapy near me?
Iconic Care Group Australia provides services across multiple locations. Contact us to arrange an assessment or learn about your nearest provider.
5. Can families be involved in therapy?
Absolutely. Family and carer training is a core part of our approach, ensuring strategies are reinforced at home and in everyday life.
6. Are your services covered by NDIS?
Yes. As an NDIS registered provider, our behaviour therapy sessions, assessments, and support plans can be funded through NDIS, where applicable.