NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Melbourne

NDIS POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT SERVICES

Understanding Behaviour

Positive Behaviour Support seeks to understand why behaviours of concern occur and what a person may be communicating through their behaviour. We consider the person, their environment, relationships, experiences and individual support needs.

Functional Behaviour Assessment

A Functional Behaviour Assessment helps identify the purpose or function of behaviours of concern, including factors that may trigger or maintain them. This assessment informs practical, evidence-based strategies tailored to the individual.

Behaviour Support Plans

Behaviour Support Plans provide clear strategies for participants, families and support teams. Plans focus on improving quality of life, building skills and creating environments that better support the person's needs.

Interim Behaviour Support Plans

Where required, an Interim Behaviour Support Plan can provide immediate strategies to support safety while a more comprehensive assessment and Behaviour Support Plan are being developed.

Reducing Restrictive Practices

Positive Behaviour Support aims to reduce and, wherever possible, eliminate the use of restrictive practices by understanding behaviour and developing proactive, person-centred alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at admin@complexconnect.com.au if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Are you currently accepting NDIS Positive Behaviour Support referrals?

Yes. Complex Connect is currently accepting expressions of interest for NDIS Positive Behaviour Support services. We support participants across Frankston, the Mornington Peninsula and South East Melbourne.

Submit an expression of interest and our team will contact you to discuss the participant’s needs, funding and upcoming availability.

What areas do you provide NDIS Behaviour Support in?

Complex Connect provides NDIS Positive Behaviour Support across Melbourne and surrounding areas, with a focus on South East Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. Service availability may vary depending on practitioner capacity and the participant’s location.

If you’re unsure whether we can support a participant in your area, submit an expression of interest and our team will confirm current availability.

Who can make a Behaviour Support referral?

Expressions of interest can be submitted by participants, families, carers, Support Coordinators, Recovery Coaches and other people involved in supporting an NDIS participant.

Where someone is referring on behalf of a participant, we will work with the participant and their support network as appropriate throughout the referral and service process.

Does the participant need Behaviour Support funding in their NDIS plan?

If the participant has Behaviour Support funding, please include the available funding information in the expression of interest where known. If you are unsure about the participant’s funding, you can still submit an enquiry and our team can discuss this with you.

Can you work with a participant who already has a Behaviour Support Plan?

Yes. If a participant already has an Interim or Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan, let us know when submitting the expression of interest. We can discuss their current circumstances, existing supports and what Behaviour Support is required.

What does an NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner do?

An NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner works with participants and the people supporting them to understand behaviours of concern and develop practical, person-centred strategies that improve quality of life.

This can include Behaviour Support Assessments, Functional Behaviour Assessments, Behaviour Support Plans, implementation support, monitoring and review.

Can you support participants where restrictive practices are being used?

Yes. Let us know in the expression of interest if restrictive practices are currently being used or may be relevant to the participant’s Behaviour Support needs. This helps us understand the referral and determine the appropriate next steps.

Positive Behaviour Support aims to reduce and, wherever possible, eliminate the use of restrictive practices through proactive, person-centred supports.

What happens after I submit a Behaviour Support expression of interest?

Submitting an expression of interest does not automatically commence services or confirm availability. Our team will review the information provided and contact you to discuss the participant’s needs, current supports, funding and upcoming availability.

If we are able to proceed, we will explain the next steps before services commence.

NDIS Positive Behaviour Support

Positive Behaviour Support – Expressions of Interest Open