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Queens Park Behaviour Support Practitioner
Belong Health provides Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) services in Queens Park and surrounding areas, supporting individuals and families who may be experiencing behaviours of concern, emotional regulation difficulties, or challenges with daily routines.
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Our Queens Park-based PBS practitioner works with all ages, providing behaviour support services in the home, community, and through telehealth.

Services are available for individuals living in Queens Park and surrounding suburbs within approximately 30 minutes travel, helping families access behaviour support closer to home.

Our approach follows the NDIS Positive Behaviour Support framework, focusing on understanding the reasons behind behaviour and developing safe, practical strategies that improve quality of life.

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What Is Positive Behaviour Support?
Positive Behaviour Support is an evidence-informed approach used to understand and support behaviours of concern.
Rather than focusing only on stopping behaviour, PBS aims to understand:

• Why behaviour occurs
  
• What the person may be communicating
  
• How environmental factors influence behaviour
  
• What supports and skills may help reduce distress
  
  

Support strategies focus on:

• Emotional regulation
  
• Communication supports
  
• Environmental adjustments
  
• Skill development
  
• Capacity building for families and support workers
  
  

PBS emphasises proactive and supportive strategies, rather than punishment-based behaviour management.

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Who Our Queens Park PBS Practitioner Supports
Our practitioner supports individuals experiencing behaviours associated with a range of conditions and support needs.

Neurodevelopmental Conditions

• ADD / ADHD
• Global Developmental Delay
• Developmental delays
  
  

Cognitive and Neurological Conditions

• Stroke
• Parkinson’s disease
• Dementia
• Motor Neuron Disease
• Multiple Sclerosis
  
  

Emotional Regulation and Mental Health

• Emotional regulation difficulties
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Behavioural responses to stress or environmental change
  
  

Support is always tailored to the individual’s needs, communication style, and environment.

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Age Groups Supported
Our Queens Park PBS practitioner currently supports the following age groups:

Children (0–12 years)
Children may benefit from behaviour support when they experience:

• Emotional regulation difficulties
• Behaviour challenges at home or school
• Communication frustrations
• Difficulty coping with transitions or routines
  

Behaviour support often involves working collaboratively with families, schools, and therapists to develop consistent strategies.

Older Adults (65+)
Older adults may experience behavioural changes related to:

• Dementia
• Stroke or neurological conditions
• Cognitive changes
• Anxiety or emotional distress

Positive Behaviour Support can help families and care teams understand behaviour changes and implement strategies that promote safety and dignity.

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Positive Behaviour Support Services Provided
Our Queens Park PBS practitioner provides a range of behaviour support services to help understand behaviour and develop effective support strategies.

Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA)
A Functional Behaviour Assessment identifies:

• Triggers that lead to behaviour
• Environmental factors influencing behaviour
• The function or purpose behaviour may serve
  
  

The findings help guide behaviour support strategies.

Positive Behaviour Support Plans
Following assessment, the practitioner may develop:

• Interim Behaviour Support Plans
• Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
  
  

These plans provide clear strategies for families, carers, and support workers.
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Behaviour Support Guidance for Families and Support Workers
Support may include:

• Parent and carer guidance
• Support worker coaching
• Environmental adjustments
• Emotional regulation strategies
• Behaviour prevention strategies

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Specialist Assessments and Reports
Our PBS practitioner can assist with behaviour-related assessments and reports required for NDIS supports.

Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA)
Detailed assessments used to identify the underlying causes of behaviour.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) Reports 
Assessments supporting SDA applications where behaviour and environmental needs are relevant.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) Assessments
Behaviour support input to help determine appropriate support levels for individuals living more independently.

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Responsive Behaviour Strategies
Many behaviours occur in response to stress, communication difficulties, or environmental factors.
Our practitioner works with families and support teams to develop responsive behaviour strategies, which may include:

• Identifying early signs of escalation
  
• Adjusting environmental triggers
  
• Supporting emotional regulation
  
• Developing communication strategies
  
• Creating predictable routines
  
  

These strategies focus on reducing distress and supporting the person’s wellbeing.

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Telehealth Behaviour Support
Telehealth behaviour support is also available.
Telehealth may be suitable for:

• Parent coaching
  
• Support worker training
  
• Behaviour strategy reviews
  
• Follow-up consultations
  
  

This allows families across Western Australia to access behaviour support services even when in-person visits are not possible.

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Working With Families and Support Teams
Positive Behaviour Support is most effective when support teams work collaboratively.
Our practitioner may work alongside:

• Families and carers
  
• Support workers
  
• Teachers and schools
  
• Support coordinators
  
• Allied health professionals
  
  

This collaborative approach helps ensure strategies are consistent across home, school, and community environments.

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Service Area
Belong Health provides Positive Behaviour Support services in:
Queens Park and surrounding suburbs within approximately 30 minutes travel, including areas such as:

• Cannington
• East Cannington
• Beckenham
• Bentley
• Welshpool
• Thornlie
• Ferndale
• Wilson
• Riverton
• Gosnells
  
  

Telehealth behaviour support is also available for families across Western Australia.
For the Peel Region PBS services please click here

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Access Positive Behaviour Support in Queens Park
If you are looking for Positive Behaviour Support services in Queens Park, our team can help guide you through the referral process.
Belong Health supports individuals and families across Western Australia through a range of allied health and behaviour support services.
You can contact our team to discuss:

• Behaviour support referrals
  
• Functional Behaviour Assessments
  
• NDIS behaviour support services
  
• Telehealth behaviour support options

FAQs about Positive Behaviour Support at Belong Health
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What is Positive Behaviour Support for children?
​Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) for children is a person-centred, evidence-based approach that focuses on understanding behaviour and supporting children to develop skills in communication, emotional regulation, and daily functioning.

What does Behaviour Support look like in practice?
Behaviour Support involves understanding why behaviours occur, developing Behaviour Support Plans, teaching new skills, supporting families and carers, and implementing strategies across home, school, and community environments.

What can a Behaviour Support Practitioner help with?
Behaviour Support Practitioners help with behaviours of concern, emotional regulation, autism and ADHD, communication difficulties, and developing Behaviour Support Plans and assessments.

Do you provide Behaviour Support in Queens Park?
Yes, Behaviour Support services are available in Queens Park and surrounding Perth metro areas, including home, school, and community visits, as well as telehealth.

Can Behaviour Support be provided at home or school?
Yes, Positive Behaviour Support is commonly delivered in the environments where behaviours occur, including home, school, and community settings.

Why do children display challenging behaviour?
Children may display challenging behaviour due to communication difficulties, emotional regulation challenges, sensory needs, fatigue or overwhelm, or changes in routine.

What is the first step in Behaviour Support?
The first step is understanding the reason behind the behaviour through assessment, rather than immediately trying to stop it.

What is the root cause of challenging behaviour?
Challenging behaviour is often a form of communication and may reflect unmet needs, stress, or difficulty expressing emotions.

What are Positive Behaviour Support strategies for children?
Strategies may include structured routines, visual supports, teaching communication skills, positive reinforcement, and environmental adjustments.

What are proactive strategies in Behaviour Support?
Proactive strategies aim to prevent behaviour and may include predictable routines, preparing for transitions, setting clear expectations, and reducing sensory triggers.

How do you support a child with challenging behaviour?
Support includes understanding the cause of behaviour, teaching alternative skills, adjusting the environment, and responding consistently.

How can parents encourage positive behaviour at home?
Parents can reinforce positive behaviours, use clear communication, maintain consistent routines, and model calm responses.

What is a Behaviour Support Plan?
A Behaviour Support Plan (BSP) is a structured plan that outlines strategies to reduce behaviours of concern and support skill development.

What should be included in a Behaviour Support Plan?
A Behaviour Support Plan typically includes behaviour assessment findings, identified triggers and patterns, proactive and reactive strategies, and skill-building supports.

What does a Behaviour Support Plan look like?
A Behaviour Support Plan is an individualised document tailored to the person, with practical strategies that can be used consistently across different environments.

How does Behaviour Support help with emotional regulation?
Behaviour Support helps individuals identify triggers, learn coping strategies, and develop skills to manage emotions safely.

Do you provide Behaviour Support for adults and older adults?
Yes, Behaviour Support is available for adolescents, adults, and older adults, including those with cognitive, psychosocial, or neurological conditions.

How does Behaviour Support help older adults?
Behaviour Support for older adults may focus on reducing distress or behaviours of concern, supporting communication, creating structured routines, and improving safety and independence.

Is Behaviour Support funded by the NDIS?
Yes, Behaviour Support may be funded under the NDIS Improved Relationships category for eligible participants.

Who can access Behaviour Support services?
Children, adolescents, and adults with behaviours of concern that impact daily life may be eligible for Behaviour Support services.

What are the benefits of Behaviour Support?
Behaviour Support can help reduce behaviours of concern, improve emotional regulation, support communication, increase independence, and improve participation in daily life.

How long does Behaviour Support take to work?
Timeframes vary depending on the individual, but progress typically occurs with consistent strategies and support across environments.

Belong Health's Queens Park Positive Behaviour Practitioner Service Areas

OFFICE HOURS:         MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:30am - 4:30pm

Ardross
Ascot
Atwell
Balcatta
Bassendean
Bateman
Beaconsfield
Beckenham
Beechboro
Belmont
Bentley
Bibra Lake
Bicton
Booragoon
Brentwood
Bull Creek
Camillo
Canning Vale
Cannington
Carlisle
Caversham
Champion Lakes
Churchlands
City Beach

Claremont
Cloverdale
Cockburn Central
Como
Coolbellup
Coolbinia
Cottesloe
Crawley
Dayton
Dianella
East Cannington
East Perth
East Victoria Park
Eden Hill
Ferndale
Floreat
Forrestdale
Fremantle
Glendalough
Gosnells
Guildford
Hamilton Hill
Harrisdale
Hazelmere

Highgate
Hilton
Huntingdale
Inglewood
Kensington
Kelmscott
Kenwick
Kewdale
Kiara
Langford
Lathlain
Leederville
Leeming
Lockridge
Maddington
Martin
Melville
Menora
Midland
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Mirrabooka
Morley
Mosman Park
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Myaree
Nedlands
Nollamara
North Coogee
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North Perth
Northbridge
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Osborne Park
Palmyra
Perth
Piara Waters
Queens Park
Redcliffe
Rivervale
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Rossmoyne
Samson
Scarborough
Seville Grove
Shelley

South Fremantle
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Spearwood
St James
Stratton
Subiaco
Success
Swan View
Swanbourne
Thornlie
Tuart Hill
Victoria Park
Waterford
Welshpool
Wembley
Wembley Downs
West Leederville
West Perth
Willetton
Winthrop
Woodlands
Yokine

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