Empowering Individuals

Positive Behavioural Support

Positive Behaviour Support is a specialised service designed to assist individuals with disabilities in managing problematic behaviours by developing healthier, more positive coping mechanisms. At AHP, our experienced behaviour support practitioners work closely with clients to uncover the underlying reasons behind specific behaviours and build effective, proactive strategies.

Through detailed behaviour assessments and personalised planning, we create practical interventions that improve communication, foster emotional regulation, and promote meaningful participation in everyday life. This evidence-based approach is central to all the disability home care services we provide.

Personalised Behaviour Plans

Improved Communication Skills

Holistic, Long-Term Solutions

How Do We Help?

How Positive Behaviour Support Helps Participants

Our behaviour support programs are rooted in compassion, clarity, and collaboration. We work with individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, intellectual disabilities, and psychosocial challenges, tailoring each plan to support emotional development and reduce the impact of behavioural triggers. Each plan is designed to improve daily functioning and quality of life by teaching adaptive behaviours to replace behaviours of concern, modifying environments to minimise stressors and sensory overload. Focusing on individual needs and long-term outcomes empowers participants to live more independently while gaining essential tools that enhance their confidence, self-awareness, and interpersonal relationships.

Encouraging Positive Behaviours

Teaching alternative strategies to replace behaviours of concern.

Enhancing Emotional Regulation

Providing tools for stress and anger management in daily life.

Supporting Independence

Helping participants develop life skills for greater autonomy.
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What Sets Our Positive Behaviour Support Apart?

At AHP, our behaviour support model is grounded in holistic, person-centred care. We don’t apply one-size-fits-all solutions, instead, we tailor each intervention to the individual’s goals, environment, and strengths. By working closely with families, caregivers, and service providers, we build consistent, structured routines that foster sustainable change. 

What makes us different is our multidisciplinary collaboration. Our behaviour support practitioners, psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists work together to provide integrated support that addresses every layer of need, from sensory sensitivities to emotional development. Our focus on long-term, evidence-based interventions leads to real results that enhance daily life, confidence, and autonomy.

Multidisciplinary Approach

Our team approach means every participant benefits from the collective expertise of health professionals across multiple disciplines. Behaviour practitioners work hand-in-hand with allied health specialists to deliver cohesive, goal-driven behaviour support.

Support For Everyone

Who Can Benefit from Positive Behaviour Support?

Positive Behaviour Support benefits individuals of all ages – children, teens, and adults – who face behavioural challenges or difficulties with emotional regulation. Whether these challenges stem from Autism, ADHD, intellectual disabilities, or trauma-related behaviours, our support plans are customised to suit each person’s unique needs and circumstances.

We provide targeted assistance for those experiencing communication barriers, social anxiety or avoidance, difficulties with routines or transitions, and reactive behaviours triggered by stress or sensory overload. Every strategy we implement is grounded in understanding the purpose behind behaviours and promoting positive, goal-aligned alternatives that enhance independence, resilience, and quality of life.

Individuals with Autism or ADHD

Intellectual or Psychosocial Disabilities

Real Stories, Real Impact

What Our Clients Say About Us

Explore how our tailored services have empowered lives, fostered growth, and built lasting connections across every area of support.

It’s a pleasure to work with Victor, who consistently demonstrates expertise, dedication, and a client-centered approach. His commitment to delivering high-quality services and continuous learning is admirable.

Support Coordinator

Victor is amazing! So reliable and always getting the best outcomes for his participants. So glad to have found Victor and work alongside him to support our participants on their NDIS journeys.

Support Coordinator

Thank you so much for everything you have done for Logan (and myself). YOU ARE AMAZING. I feel privileged to have you on board our journey.

Logan's Mum

I was present during the entire assessment. Victor did not only presented and represented AHP in a professional way, he is also adept and diligent in his approach with every step of the assessment. This has made it easier for Ashley to effectively correspond.

Support Coordinator

Laura was absolutely outstanding in listening to our questions and helping us through the OT process.
As Hayden is non verbal, it can be hard to communicate but Laura made him feel the most comfortable I have ever seen him. She should be commended for her calm and gentle approach she has to her clients.

Support Worker
Our Commitment

Core Values That Guide Our Positive Behaviour Support

At AHP Disability Home Care, we aim to create tailored behaviour support solutions that lead to real, lasting change. We partner with individuals and their support networks to deliver practical strategies that strengthen emotional resilience, promote self-regulation, and build greater independence.

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Empowerment Through Support

Support should build autonomy, not dependency. Our behaviour support empowers individuals with the tools to navigate daily life, regulate emotions, and make informed decisions that align with their personal goals. By fostering confidence and self-determination, we help participants grow in meaningful ways.

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Collaboration and Support

Our plans are developed through genuine, ongoing collaboration. We work closely with participants, families, and carers to ensure consistent implementation and reinforcement of positive behaviours across home, school, and community environments. This collaborative approach strengthens trust and promotes continuity of care.

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Respect for Individuality

We recognise and celebrate the uniqueness of every person we support. Our behaviour support plans are tailored to individual strengths, preferences, and long-term aspirations, ensuring that interventions feel natural, empowering, and sustainable. By embracing individuality, we create strategies that truly resonate with each participant.

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Innovative, Evidence-Based Care

Our team is committed to using innovative interventions that are grounded in science. We stay up to date with the latest research in behavioural therapy and follow best-practice guidelines from trusted sources like the Australian Government Department of Health. This ensures our care remains relevant, effective, and forward-thinking.

Holistic Care, Tailored to You

Explore More Ways to Improve Your Well-being

Our clients often benefit from a combination of services designed to work together. Visit our Disability Home Care Services to explore a complete range of support options tailored to your goals.

Positive Behavioural Support

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is designed to help individuals with disabilities develop positive coping strategies, improve social skills, and reduce behaviours of concern.

Speech pathology

Speech pathologists play a vital role in helping individuals improve their speech, language, and communication skills.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy supports individuals with disabilities by helping them develop the skills needed for daily living, mobility, and participation in the community. 

Dietetics

Good nutrition is essential for maintaining health, energy, and overall well-being.

Podiatry

Podiatry services play a crucial role in maintaining mobility, reducing pain, and improving foot health for individuals with disabilities. 

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in helping individuals with disabilities improve mobility, strength, and daily function. 

Psychology Services

Psychology services provide specialised support for individuals with disabilities who experience mental health challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, or behavioural concerns.

Exercise Physiology

Exercise Physiology helps individuals with disabilities improve their strength, mobility, and overall physical well-being through structured, evidence-based movement programs.

Social Work

Social workers play a vital role in helping participants access the support and services they need to improve their quality of life.

Positive Behavioural Support

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is designed to help individuals with disabilities develop positive coping strategies, improve social skills, and reduce behaviours of concern.

Speech pathology

Speech pathologists play a vital role in helping individuals improve their speech, language, and communication skills.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy supports individuals with disabilities by helping them develop the skills needed for daily living, mobility, and participation in the community. 

Dietetics

Good nutrition is essential for maintaining health, energy, and overall well-being.

Podiatry

Podiatry services play a crucial role in maintaining mobility, reducing pain, and improving foot health for individuals with disabilities. 

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in helping individuals with disabilities improve mobility, strength, and daily function. 

Psychology Services

Psychology services provide specialised support for individuals with disabilities who experience mental health challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, or behavioural concerns.

Exercise Physiology

Exercise Physiology helps individuals with disabilities improve their strength, mobility, and overall physical well-being through structured, evidence-based movement programs.

Social Work

Social workers play a vital role in helping participants access the support and services they need to improve their quality of life.
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funding options

Funding Support for Positive Behavioural Therapy

At AHP, we provide clear and compassionate guidance to participants, families, and support coordinators to help them navigate available funding options. Whether new to behaviour support or looking to expand current services, our team ensures you receive consistent, high-quality care without unnecessary financial stress. We take the time to explain every step and support you in securing the most suitable funding stream for your unique situation.

NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the primary source of funding for Positive Behaviour Support, typically accessed under the Capacity Building – Improved Relationships category. This funding enables participants to receive specialised intervention focused on building emotional regulation, addressing behaviours of concern, and enhancing communication and social skills. Our NDIS-approved practitioners develop evidence-based, goal-oriented plans that promote independence, improve daily living, and foster long-term behavioural development. We also assist with reporting, plan reviews, and aligning strategies with your NDIS goals for a smooth and supported experience.

Medicare

Although the NDIS is the primary avenue for PBS funding, Medicare can offer partial subsidies for eligible individuals. Those living with autism, mental health conditions, or developmental disorders may access support under specific mental health care or chronic condition plans through their GP. While coverage may be more limited than NDIS, Medicare-funded support can still provide meaningful interventions to help manage behaviour, regulate emotions, and improve wellbeing. We can help you understand eligibility requirements and coordinate with your healthcare provider to maximise available support.

Private

Private funding is an excellent option for those who are not eligible for government programs or who wish to complement existing plans with additional support. It offers maximum flexibility, allowing individuals and families to tailor services around their own timelines, needs, and provider preferences. Whether you're looking for one-off consultations or a more intensive behaviour support plan, we offer personalised services that can be fully customised to align with your goals and circumstances. Our team works closely with you to ensure your investment translates into meaningful progress and positive outcomes.

NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the primary source of funding for Positive Behaviour Support, typically accessed under the Capacity Building – Improved Relationships category. This funding enables participants to receive specialised intervention focused on building emotional regulation, addressing behaviours of concern, and enhancing communication and social skills. Our NDIS-approved practitioners develop evidence-based, goal-oriented plans that promote independence, improve daily living, and foster long-term behavioural development. We also assist with reporting, plan reviews, and aligning strategies with your NDIS goals for a smooth and supported experience.

Medicare

Although the NDIS is the primary avenue for PBS funding, Medicare can offer partial subsidies for eligible individuals. Those living with autism, mental health conditions, or developmental disorders may access support under specific mental health care or chronic condition plans through their GP. While coverage may be more limited than NDIS, Medicare-funded support can still provide meaningful interventions to help manage behaviour, regulate emotions, and improve wellbeing. We can help you understand eligibility requirements and coordinate with your healthcare provider to maximise available support.

Private

Private funding is an excellent option for those who are not eligible for government programs or who wish to complement existing plans with additional support. It offers maximum flexibility, allowing individuals and families to tailor services around their own timelines, needs, and provider preferences. Whether you're looking for one-off consultations or a more intensive behaviour support plan, we offer personalised services that can be fully customised to align with your goals and circumstances. Our team works closely with you to ensure your investment translates into meaningful progress and positive outcomes.

Whether your behaviour support is funded through NDIS, Medicare, or privately, AHP ensures that every individual receives professional guidance, compassionate care, and practical, results-driven strategies. And if you’re passionate about making a real impact in the lives of others, explore our Disability Home Care Careers to join a supportive, purpose-driven team helping people thrive every day.

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