Positive Behaviour Support · Punchbowl

Positive Behaviour Support in Punchbowl

Our behaviour support practitioner is based in Yagoona and brings five years' experience in mental health to every plan. We offer in-home visits, school visits and telehealth across Punchbowl — around ten minutes from our Yagoona base, so home and school visits are easy to sustain week to week. Whether you're a parent, support coordinator or participant, the process starts the same way: a functional behaviour assessment to understand why behaviour is happening, then a practical Positive Behaviour Support plan built with the people who live it daily.

Who we support

Children whose behaviour is limiting school, friendships or family life; teens and adults whose placements, work or independence are at risk; autistic participants whose distress is being misread as defiance; and families managing crisis to crisis. Around half our behaviour support caseload is adults — it's never too late for a proper functional assessment.

School-age support in Punchbowl

Much of our Punchbowl work is school-age: observation at local schools (with consent), teacher-friendly strategy summaries, and plans that use the same language at home and in the classroom so the child gets one consistent message instead of two competing ones.

Common questions

Do parents have to be involved?
Yes — and that's a feature. The adults around a child change first; the child's behaviour follows. Parent coaching is built into every plan.

What does it cost?
Behaviour support is billed at the NDIS price guide rate from your Capacity Building — Improved Relationships budget. No out-of-pocket surprises.