Meet Your Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner

Choosing the right Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner is about more than qualifications alone. It's about working with someone who takes the time to understand the individual, values collaboration and develops practical strategies that can be successfully implemented across everyday environments.

Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner is based in Nollamara and provides community-based Positive Behaviour Support across Perth's northern suburbs, supporting NDIS participants of all ages whose plans include Behaviour Support funding.

With a background in psychology, counselling and psychotherapy, our practitioner combines evidence-informed Positive Behaviour Support principles with a person-centred approach that recognises every individual's strengths, goals and unique circumstances.

Working collaboratively with participants, families, carers, schools, disability support providers and multidisciplinary healthcare teams, the focus is on understanding the factors influencing behaviour and supporting positive, meaningful outcomes that improve quality of life over time.
Professional Profile

Professional Registration
Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner maintains professional registration with:
  • Behaviour Support Practitioners Australia (BSPA)
  • Australian Counselling Association (ACA)
These registrations reflect an ongoing commitment to ethical practice, professional accountability and continuing professional development.

Professional registration and ongoing education play an important role in maintaining high standards of Positive Behaviour Support practice. They demonstrate a commitment to ethical practice, evidence-informed decision-making and continual professional development.

​At Belong Health, our practitioners maintain relevant professional registrations and continue to build their knowledge through ongoing education, helping ensure participants receive Positive Behaviour Support that reflects current best practice and aligns with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission expectations.​


Education
Our practitioner has completed higher education through Edith Cowan University, including:
  • Postgraduate Studies in Psychotherapy and Counselling
  • Bachelor of Arts (Psychology and Counselling)
This educational background supports a comprehensive understanding of psychology, counselling, human behaviour and therapeutic practice, complementing Positive Behaviour Support and collaborative capacity-building approaches.

Areas of Practice
Our practitioner provides Positive Behaviour Support for NDIS participants whose plans include Behaviour Support funding and has experience supporting individuals across a wide range of presentations and support needs.
Services may include:
  • Positive Behaviour Support
  • Functional Behaviour Assessments
  • Behaviour Support Plans
  • Interim Behaviour Support Plans
  • Comprehensive Behaviour Support Assessments
  • Risk Assessments
  • Capacity Building
  • Restrictive Practice Reduction and Elimination
  • Ongoing Behaviour Support
  • Collaborative Support Planning

Service Delivery
Support can be provided across a variety of settings, depending on the participant's goals and circumstances, including:
  • Home visits
  • Schools and education settings
  • Community environments
  • Supported Independent Living (SIL)
  • Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
  • Workplace and vocational settings where appropriate
  • Telehealth appointments where clinically appropriate

Supporting Participants Across the Lifespan
Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides support for:
  • Children
  • Adolescents
  • Adults
  • Older Adults
Positive Behaviour Support is always tailored to the individual's strengths, goals, communication style and support needs, recognising that no two participants are the same.

A Collaborative, Person-Centred Approach to Positive Behaviour Support

At Belong Health, Positive Behaviour Support is about understanding the individual, not simply responding to behaviour.

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner works collaboratively with participants, families, carers and multidisciplinary teams to better understand the factors that may influence behaviour and identify practical, meaningful strategies that support long-term positive outcomes.

Every person has their own strengths, goals, communication style, life experiences and support needs. For this reason, Positive Behaviour Support is never approached as a one-size-fits-all service. Instead, recommendations are developed around the individual's circumstances, promoting quality of life, participation, independence and meaningful engagement in everyday activities.
Taking the Time to Understand the Whole Person

Behaviour is often influenced by a combination of factors rather than a single cause.
Our practitioner takes a holistic approach, considering areas such as:
  • Communication and how the person expresses their needs.
  • Physical health and wellbeing.
  • Emotional wellbeing.
  • Sensory processing and sensory preferences.
  • Daily routines and environments.
  • Relationships with family, carers and support workers.
  • Learning opportunities and skill development.
  • Community participation and meaningful activities.
By developing a comprehensive understanding of the person's life and circumstances, Positive Behaviour Support recommendations can be individualised, practical and relevant to the environments in which they will be used.
Working Alongside the People Who Know the Participant Best

Positive Behaviour Support is most effective when the people involved in a participant's everyday life work together.
Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner collaborates closely with:
  • Participants.
  • Parents and families.
  • Carers.
  • Support Workers.
  • Support Coordinators.
  • Recovery Coaches.
  • Teachers and Education Assistants.
  • Disability service providers.
  • Residential care providers.
  • Healthcare professionals and allied health teams.
This collaborative approach helps promote consistency across home, school, community and supported living environments while ensuring recommendations remain practical and achievable.
Practical Strategies That Fit Everyday Life

Recommendations should be realistic, meaningful and capable of being implemented within everyday routines.

Rather than creating strategies that only work in ideal circumstances, our practitioner focuses on developing supports that reflect the participant's goals, strengths, environments and available supports.

Where appropriate, strategies may include:
  • Supporting communication.
  • Building independence and daily living skills.
  • Developing emotional regulation strategies.
  • Supporting participation in education, employment or community activities.
  • Increasing confidence for families and support teams.
  • Creating supportive environments that promote positive outcomes.
  • Building capacity across the participant's broader support network.
The aim is to develop approaches that can continue supporting the participant well beyond individual appointments.
Supporting Positive Outcomes Through Capacity Building

Positive Behaviour Support is not simply about responding to behaviours of concern.

An important part of the process is building the knowledge, confidence and capacity of the people supporting the participant each day.

By working collaboratively with families, carers, schools, disability providers and other professionals, our practitioner helps create consistent approaches that support participation, independence and improved quality of life across different environments.

Capacity building also allows strategies to continue evolving as the participant's goals, circumstances and support needs change over time.
A Respectful, Evidence-Informed Approach

Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides services that are guided by current evidence, professional standards and the principles of person-centred practice.

Support is delivered with respect for each participant's rights, preferences, culture, lived experiences and individual goals. Recommendations are developed collaboratively and are intended to be practical, achievable and meaningful within the participant's everyday life.

Where restrictive practices are involved, services are provided in accordance with relevant NDIS Commission requirements and applicable legislation, with an emphasis on reducing and, where appropriate, eliminating restrictive practices through positive, proactive strategies.
Why Families and Professionals Value This Approach

Families, Support Coordinators and referrers often tell us they value having a practitioner who takes the time to understand the individual rather than rushing to provide generic recommendations.

By listening, collaborating and considering the broader factors that influence everyday life, our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner is able to develop practical strategies that are tailored to the participant and designed to support meaningful outcomes over time.

Whether support is provided at home, school, within the community, in Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) or through telehealth, the focus remains the same: working together to help participants achieve their goals and enhance their quality of life.

Supporting NDIS Participants Across the Lifespan

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides Positive Behaviour Support for children, adolescents, adults and older adults whose NDIS plans include Behaviour Support funding.

Every participant has their own goals, strengths, experiences and support needs. Whether you're seeking support for a young child, a teenager navigating school, an adult working towards greater independence or an older adult experiencing changing support requirements, our approach remains individualised, collaborative and focused on improving quality of life.
Positive Behaviour Support for Children

Positive Behaviour Support for children focuses on understanding the factors that may be influencing behaviour while working collaboratively with families, early childhood educators, schools and other professionals.

Support is tailored to each child's strengths, communication, routines and developmental needs, with practical strategies designed to build skills, increase participation and support positive outcomes across home, school and community environments.
Positive Behaviour Support for Adolescents

Adolescence often brings significant changes in education, relationships, independence and emotional development.

Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner works alongside adolescents, families, schools and support teams to develop strategies that recognise these changes while promoting participation, communication, emotional wellbeing and increasing independence.

Support is always guided by the young person's individual goals and preferences.
Positive Behaviour Support for Adults

Adults access Positive Behaviour Support for many different reasons.

Some participants may be working towards greater independence at home or within the community, while others may require support within employment, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) or other environments.

Our practitioner works collaboratively with participants and their broader support network to develop practical strategies that align with individual goals and everyday life.
Positive Behaviour Support for Older Adults

Positive Behaviour Support can also assist older adults whose circumstances, health or support needs have changed over time.

Working collaboratively with families, aged care providers and healthcare professionals, our practitioner develops practical recommendations that support quality of life, participation, meaningful routines and dignity while recognising the person's history, preferences and current support requirements.
Supporting a Wide Range of Disabilities and Support Needs

Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner supports NDIS participants with Behaviour Support funding across a broad range of disabilities, neurological conditions and complex support needs.

Positive Behaviour Support is not limited to one diagnosis or presentation. Instead, support is individualised and based on understanding the person, the environments they live in and the factors that may influence their everyday experiences.
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Our practitioner may support participants with:
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (Autism)
  • Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Intellectual Disability
  • Global Developmental Delay (GDD)
  • Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
  • Neurological conditions
  • Psychosocial disability
  • Dementia and age-related cognitive changes
  • Dual diagnoses
  • Complex support needs
  • Participants requiring support with restrictive practice reduction
  • Participants with multiple or intersecting support needs

Every participant is unique. Rather than focusing solely on a diagnosis, Positive Behaviour Support considers the individual's goals, communication, health, sensory experiences, relationships, routines, environments and support network to develop meaningful, person-centred strategies.
Supporting Participants Wherever They Need Us

Positive Behaviour Support is often most effective when it is delivered in the environments where everyday life takes place.
Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides support in a range of settings, including:
  • Homes
  • Schools
  • Early learning environments
  • Community settings
  • Supported Independent Living (SIL)
  • Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
  • Day programs
  • Workplace and vocational settings, where appropriate
  • Telehealth appointments, where clinically appropriate
Providing support within familiar environments helps us better understand the participant's daily routines, relationships and surroundings, allowing recommendations to be practical, realistic and easier to implement.
Working Together With Your Support Network

Positive Behaviour Support is rarely delivered in isolation.
Our practitioner works collaboratively with the people involved in the participant's everyday life, including:
  • Parents and families
  • Carers
  • Support Workers
  • Support Coordinators
  • Recovery Coaches
  • Teachers and Education Assistants
  • Early Childhood Educators
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Speech Pathologists
  • Psychologists
  • Counsellors
  • Registered Music Therapists
  • General Practitioners (GPs)
  • Paediatricians
  • Psychiatrists
  • Disability support providers
  • Aged care providers
By working together, we can develop consistent, practical strategies that support the participant across different environments and stages of life.

Community-Based Positive Behaviour Support Across Perth's Northern Suburbs

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides community-based Positive Behaviour Support throughout Perth's northern suburbs and surrounding areas, generally within approximately 30 minutes of Nollamara.

Rather than expecting participants to travel to a clinic, support is provided in the environments where everyday life happens. This allows us to better understand routines, relationships, communication, sensory experiences and environmental factors while developing practical, person-centred strategies that are meaningful and relevant to the participant's daily life.

Appointments may be provided in participants' homes, schools, early learning settings, community environments, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), workplaces and other appropriate locations. Telehealth appointments are also available where clinically appropriate.
Areas We Service
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Our Nollamara-based practitioner supports participants across many of Perth's northern suburbs, including but not limited to:

Nollamara and Surrounding Suburbs
Balga, Balcatta, Dianella, Girrawheen, Koondoola, Mirrabooka, Nollamara, Tuart Hill, Westminster, Yokine and neighbouring suburbs.

Joondalup and Perth's Coastal Northern Suburbs
Beldon, Burns Beach, Connolly, Craigie, Currambine, Edgewater, Heathridge, Iluka, Joondalup, Kallaroo, Kinross, Mullaloo, Ocean Reef, Padbury and Woodvale.

Wanneroo and North-Eastern Growth Corridor
Alexander Heights, Ashby, Banksia Grove, Carramar, Darch, Hocking, Landsdale, Madeley, Marangaroo, Pearsall, Sinagra, Tapping, Wangara, Wanneroo and surrounding suburbs.

Inner Northern Perth
Bedford, Coolbinia, Highgate, Inglewood, Leederville, Maylands, Menora, Mount Hawthorn, Mount Lawley, North Perth and Osborne Park.

Morley, Bayswater and Eastern Northern Suburbs
Bassendean, Bayswater, Beechboro, Bedford, Embleton, Kiara, Lockridge, Morley, Noranda and surrounding suburbs.
Don't See Your Suburb Listed?

The suburbs above are intended as a guide and are not an exhaustive list of the areas we service.

While our practitioner is based in Nollamara and primarily supports Perth's northern suburbs, services may also be available in other metropolitan areas depending on location, clinician availability and travel requirements. Please contact our team to discuss your individual circumstances.
Positive Behaviour Support Where Everyday Life Happens

Positive Behaviour Support is often most effective when recommendations are developed within the environments that are most familiar to the participant.

Our Nollamara-based practitioner provides services across a range of everyday settings, allowing strategies to be tailored to real-life routines, relationships and experiences.
Home Visits
Many participants choose to receive Positive Behaviour Support in their own home.

Home visits allow our practitioner to better understand the participant's daily routines, communication, family relationships, physical environment and individual support needs. This often helps develop practical strategies that can be naturally incorporated into everyday life.

School and Education Settings
Where appropriate and with the necessary consent, Positive Behaviour Support can be provided within schools, education support settings and early learning environments.

Working collaboratively with teachers, education assistants and school staff helps promote consistency between home and educational environments while supporting the participant's learning, participation and wellbeing.

Community-Based Support
Many goals are achieved within the community.

Depending on the participant's individual circumstances, appointments may take place in community settings to support participation, independence, social engagement and confidence within everyday environments.

Community-based support is always tailored to the participant's goals and delivered where clinically appropriate.

Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Our practitioner works alongside participants, families, support workers and SIL providers to develop practical Positive Behaviour Support strategies that reflect the participant's daily routines and living environment.

The focus is on supporting quality of life, participation, independence and consistent approaches across the participant's broader support team.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
Positive Behaviour Support may also be delivered within Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) where appropriate.

Working collaboratively with participants, accommodation providers and multidisciplinary teams allows strategies to be developed that consider both the individual and the environment while promoting meaningful participation and least restrictive practice principles.

Telehealth
Telehealth appointments provide a flexible option for many participants and support teams.

Depending on individual circumstances, telehealth may be suitable for consultations, collaborative meetings, review appointments, family discussions and ongoing Positive Behaviour Support.

Our team will discuss whether telehealth is an appropriate option based on the participant's goals and support needs.
Local Knowledge. Personalised Support.

Being based in Nollamara allows our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner to provide timely, community-based support across Perth's northern suburbs while maintaining close collaboration with participants, families, schools, Support Coordinators and other healthcare professionals.

Rather than providing generic recommendations, support is informed by an understanding of the participant's everyday environments and the people who are involved in their life. This helps ensure strategies are practical, achievable and meaningful within the settings where they are will be used most often.

Whether support is provided at home, school, within the community, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) or through telehealth, our focus remains the same: helping participants build skills, increase participation and improve quality of life through evidence-informed, person-centred Positive Behaviour Support.

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Positive Behaviour Support Services

Every participant's goals, strengths and support needs are unique. For this reason, Positive Behaviour Support is tailored to the individual rather than following a standard process.

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides a range of Positive Behaviour Support services for NDIS participants whose plans include Behaviour Support funding. Depending on your circumstances, support may involve assessment, planning, capacity building, ongoing collaboration or a combination of services.

Throughout the process, our focus remains on understanding the individual, working collaboratively with their support network and developing practical strategies that promote quality of life, participation and independence.
Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA)

A Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) helps identify the factors that may be influencing behaviour by gathering information from the participant and the people who know them best.

Rather than making assumptions, an FBA considers communication, health, sensory experiences, routines, relationships, environments and other factors that may contribute to behaviour.

The information gathered helps guide practical, person-centred recommendations that support meaningful outcomes.
Learn more about our Functional Behaviour Assessments.
Behaviour Support Plans

Where appropriate, a Behaviour Support Plan may be developed following assessment.

Behaviour Support Plans provide practical, individualised strategies that support participants, families and support teams in everyday environments. Recommendations are tailored to the individual's goals, strengths and support needs while promoting participation, independence and quality of life.

Where restrictive practices are involved, Behaviour Support Plans are developed in accordance with relevant NDIS Commission requirements and applicable legislation.

Learn more about Behaviour Support Plans.
Risk Assessments

Risk Assessments may be completed where there are concerns relating to safety, environmental factors or more complex support needs.

These assessments help identify potential risks while supporting collaborative planning that promotes safety, dignity and the least restrictive approach possible.

Where appropriate, Risk Assessments form part of a broader Positive Behaviour Support process.

Learn more about Risk Assessments.
Capacity Building

An important part of Positive Behaviour Support is building the confidence and capability of the participant and the people who support them every day.

Our practitioner works collaboratively with families, carers, Support Workers, schools and other professionals to develop practical strategies that can be implemented consistently across different environments.

Capacity building helps create sustainable supports that continue beyond individual appointments and adapt as goals and circumstances evolve.
Ongoing Positive Behaviour Support

Positive Behaviour Support is often an ongoing process rather than a one-off service.
As participants' goals, environments and support needs change, recommendations may also evolve.

Our practitioner provides ongoing support through regular reviews, collaboration with support networks, monitoring progress and refining strategies to ensure they continue meeting the participant's changing needs.
Positive Behaviour Support in Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Our Nollamara-based practitioner provides Positive Behaviour Support within Supported Independent Living (SIL), working alongside participants, support workers and providers to develop practical strategies that support everyday routines, participation and independence.

Support is tailored to the participant's individual living environment while promoting consistency across the broader support team.

Learn more about Positive Behaviour Support for SIL.
Positive Behaviour Support in Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

Positive Behaviour Support may also be provided within Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) where clinically appropriate.

Working collaboratively with participants, providers and multidisciplinary teams allows recommendations to reflect both the participant's goals and the environments in which they live.

Learn more about Positive Behaviour Support for SDA.
Telehealth Positive Behaviour Support

For some participants, telehealth offers a flexible way to access Positive Behaviour Support.

Depending on individual circumstances, telehealth may be suitable for consultations, collaborative meetings, family discussions, review appointments and ongoing support.

Our practitioner will discuss whether telehealth is an appropriate option based on the participant's goals and support needs.

Learn more about Positive Behaviour Support via Telehealth.
Individualised Support That Evolves Over Time

Positive Behaviour Support is not simply about completing an assessment or developing a Behaviour Support Plan. It is a collaborative process that evolves as the participant's goals, circumstances and support needs change.

Some participants may require support for a relatively short period, while others benefit from ongoing collaboration with families, schools, disability providers and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner works alongside participants and their support network to ensure recommendations remain practical, meaningful and responsive to changing needs, always with the aim of improving participation, independence and quality of life.

Why Choose Belong Health?

Choosing a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner is an important decision. Beyond qualifications and experience, it's important to work with a provider who takes the time to understand the individual, communicates openly and develops practical strategies that can be successfully implemented across everyday environments.

At Belong Health, Positive Behaviour Support is delivered using an evidence-informed, person-centred approach that recognises every participant has their own strengths, goals, communication style and support needs. Rather than applying generic strategies, we work collaboratively with participants and the people who know them best to develop supports that are meaningful, practical and focused on improving quality of life.
Experienced Professional Practice

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner combines professional knowledge with a collaborative approach that places the participant at the centre of every decision.

Supported by qualifications in psychology, counselling and psychotherapy, together with professional registration through the Behaviour Support Practitioners Australia (BSPA) and the Australian Counselling Association (ACA), our practitioner provides Positive Behaviour Support that is guided by current evidence, ethical practice and ongoing professional development.

Every recommendation is developed with the individual's goals, rights and long-term wellbeing in mind.
NDIS Registered Provider

Belong Health is a registered NDIS provider, supporting participants who are:
  • NDIA managed
  • Plan managed
  • Self managed
We understand the NDIS framework and work closely with participants, families and Support Coordinators to deliver Positive Behaviour Support that aligns with individual goals while meeting relevant NDIS Practice Standards and Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements.
Community-Based Support That Fits Real Life

Positive Behaviour Support is often most effective when delivered in the environments where everyday life happens.

Our practitioner provides services within homes, schools, community settings, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and other appropriate environments, allowing recommendations to reflect the participant's daily routines, relationships and support network.

This community-based approach helps ensure strategies are practical, realistic and easier to implement over time.
Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Care

Positive Behaviour Support rarely occurs in isolation.
Where appropriate, our practitioner works collaboratively with the participant's broader support network, including:
  • Parents and families
  • Support Workers
  • Support Coordinators
  • Recovery Coaches
  • Teachers and Education Assistants
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Speech Pathologists
  • Psychologists
  • Counsellors
  • Registered Music Therapists
  • General Practitioners (GPs)
  • Paediatricians
  • Psychiatrists
  • Disability service providers
  • Aged care providers
By working together, we can promote consistent approaches across home, school, community and supported living environments while supporting meaningful outcomes for the participant.
Support Across the Lifespan

Our Nollamara-based practitioner provides Positive Behaviour Support for:
  • Children
  • Adolescents
  • Adults
  • Older Adults
As participants move through different stages of life, their goals, environments and support needs naturally evolve. Our approach evolves with them, ensuring support remains relevant, practical and centred around what matters most to the individual.
Focused on Long-Term Outcomes

Positive Behaviour Support is about much more than addressing immediate challenges.

Our aim is to help participants build skills, strengthen communication, increase participation and support greater independence over time.

By working collaboratively with participants and their support network, we strive to develop strategies that continue supporting positive outcomes long after individual appointments have finished.
Our Commitment to You

When you contact Belong Health, you'll speak with a team that takes the time to understand your situation before recommending the next steps.

We recognise that every participant is different, which is why we begin by listening. We'll discuss your goals, answer your questions and explain how Positive Behaviour Support may assist based on your individual circumstances.

If Positive Behaviour Support is the right service, we'll guide you through the process and connect you with the most appropriate practitioner. If another Belong Health service may better meet your needs, we'll explain the available options and help you make an informed decision.

From your first enquiry through to ongoing support, our commitment is to provide clear communication, collaborative care and evidence-informed services that place the participant at the centre of everything we do.

Getting Started with Positive Behaviour Support in Nollamara

Accessing Positive Behaviour Support shouldn't be complicated.

Whether you're seeking support for yourself, your child, a family member or someone you support professionally, our team will guide you through each step of the process and answer any questions you may have along the way.
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Our aim is to make accessing Positive Behaviour Support as straightforward, collaborative and supportive as possible.

Step 1 - Contact Belong Health

The first step is to contact our friendly team by phone, email or through our online enquiry form.
We'll take the time to understand:
  • Who the support is for.
  • The participant's current goals and support needs.
  • Whether the participant has Behaviour Support funding within their NDIS plan.
  • Where services are required.
  • Your preferred appointment location.
  • Any questions you may have about Positive Behaviour Support or the referral process.
If you're unsure whether Positive Behaviour Support is the right service, we're happy to discuss your circumstances and help you determine the most appropriate next steps.

Step 2 - Free 20-Minute Connect Session

We offer a free 20-minute Connect Session to help you make an informed decision before commencing services.
During this conversation, you can:
  • Learn more about Positive Behaviour Support.
  • Discuss your individual circumstances.
  • Ask questions about the assessment and support process.
  • Understand how services are delivered.
  • Explore funding and referral options.
  • Determine whether Positive Behaviour Support is the most appropriate service.
There is no obligation to proceed following your Connect Session.

Step 3 - Matching You with the Right Practitioner

If you choose to move forward, we'll match you with our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner where they are the best fit for your goals, support needs and preferred service location.

When matching participants with clinicians, we consider factors such as:
  • Age and stage of life.
  • Individual goals.
  • Support needs.
  • Preferred appointment location.
  • Clinician expertise.
  • Availability.
This helps ensure participants are connected with the practitioner who is most appropriate for their individual circumstances.

Step 4 - Assessment and Collaborative Planning

Your Behaviour Support Practitioner will work collaboratively with you and your support network to better understand the participant's strengths, goals, communication, environments and daily routines.
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Depending on the participant's circumstances, this may include:
  • Gathering background information.
  • Meeting with the participant.
  • Speaking with parents, carers or family members.
  • Consulting with schools, disability providers or other professionals where appropriate.
  • Completing assessments such as a Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) where required.
The information gathered forms the foundation for practical, individualised recommendations that reflect the participant's goals and everyday life.

Step 5 - Ongoing Positive Behaviour Support
Positive Behaviour Support is often an ongoing process that evolves alongside the participant.

As goals, environments and support needs change, recommendations may also be reviewed and refined.

Our Nollamara-based practitioner works collaboratively with participants and their support network to:
  • Monitor progress.
  • Review strategies.
  • Build confidence across support teams.
  • Strengthen capacity.
  • Update recommendations where appropriate.
  • Continue supporting participation, independence and quality of life.
The level of ongoing support is always tailored to the participant's individual circumstances and goals.
Referrals

We welcome referrals from:
  • Participants.
  • Parents and families.
  • Support Coordinators.
  • Local Area Coordinators (LACs).
  • General Practitioners (GPs).
  • Paediatricians.
  • Psychiatrists.
  • Occupational Therapists.
  • Speech Pathologists.
  • Psychologists.
  • Counsellors.
  • Registered Music Therapists.
  • Schools and education providers.
  • Disability support organisations.
  • Hospitals.
  • Aged care providers.
Whether you're making a referral for yourself or someone you support, our team is happy to answer your questions and guide you through the referral process.
Funding Options

Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner supports participants whose NDIS plans include Behaviour Support funding.
Services are available for:
  • NDIA-managed participants.
  • Plan-managed participants.
  • Self-managed participants.
If you're unsure whether your NDIS plan includes Behaviour Support funding, our team can help explain your options and discuss the most appropriate pathway based on your circumstances.
Ready to Get Started?

Whether you're looking for Positive Behaviour Support for a child, teenager, adult or older adult, our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner is here to help.

If you're ready to take the next step, or you'd simply like to learn more, we invite you to book a free 20-minute Connect Session. We'll take the time to understand your situation, answer your questions and discuss how Positive Behaviour Support may assist based on your individual goals and support needs.

From there, we'll guide you through the process and help you access evidence-informed, person-centred Positive Behaviour Support that is tailored to you.
​​​Our friendly team are happy to help call us on 08 9586 3934 or send us an email
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If you’re looking for Positive Behaviour Support services in Perth, our team is here to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Positive Behaviour Support in Nollamara

Do you provide Positive Behaviour Support only in Nollamara?
​No. While our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner is based in Nollamara, they provide community-based Positive Behaviour Support across Perth's northern suburbs and surrounding metropolitan areas, generally within approximately 30 minutes of Nollamara.
If you're unsure whether we service your area, please contact our team. We'll be happy to discuss your location and available appointment options.

Do you provide home visits?
Yes.
Many appointments are provided in participants' homes where appropriate. Home visits allow our practitioner to better understand the participant's everyday routines, communication, relationships and environments, helping develop practical strategies that are meaningful within daily life.

Can Positive Behaviour Support be provided at school?
Yes.
Where appropriate and with the necessary consent, our practitioner can provide Positive Behaviour Support within schools, early learning settings and education support environments.
Working collaboratively with teachers and education staff helps promote consistency across home and school while supporting the participant's learning and participation.

Do you support adults as well as children?
Yes.
Our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner supports:
  • Children
  • Adolescents
  • Adults
  • Older Adults
Support is always tailored to the participant's goals, strengths and support needs rather than their age alone.

Do you provide Positive Behaviour Support in SIL and SDA?
Yes.
Our practitioner works with participants living in Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) where appropriate, collaborating with support workers, providers and families to develop practical, person-centred strategies.

Can appointments be completed via telehealth?
Yes.
Telehealth may be suitable for consultations, collaborative meetings, review appointments and some ongoing Positive Behaviour Support services where clinically appropriate.
We'll discuss whether telehealth is the right option for your circumstances during your initial conversation.

Do I need a referral?
Not necessarily.
Many participants are referred by Support Coordinators, healthcare professionals or family members, while others contact us directly.
If you're unsure how to get started, simply contact our team and we'll explain the referral process and answer any questions you may have.

Can you work alongside my existing therapy team?
Absolutely.
Our practitioner regularly collaborates with Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Psychologists, Counsellors, Registered Music Therapists, Support Coordinators, schools, GPs and other professionals involved in the participant's support.
This collaborative approach helps promote consistent strategies across different environments and services.

How do I get started?
Getting started is simple.
Contact Belong Health by phone, email or through our online enquiry form.
We'll take the time to understand your situation, answer your questions and, if appropriate, arrange a free 20-minute Connect Session to help you determine the most suitable next steps.
Ready to Connect?

If you're looking for a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner in Nollamara or throughout Perth's northern suburbs, Belong Health is here to help.

Our Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner provides evidence-informed, person-centred support for children, adolescents, adults and older adults, working collaboratively with participants, families and support teams to develop practical strategies that support meaningful outcomes.
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Contact Belong Health today to book your free 20-minute Connect Session and learn how our Nollamara-based Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner can support you or someone you care for.
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​​Our friendly team are happy to help call us on 08 9586 3934 or send us an email
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