High Intensity & Complex Care
High intensity daily personal activities delivered by trained, nurse-supervised workers — the supports many providers decline.
Specialist clinical care
Implementing Behaviour Support
A behaviour support plan only works if the people delivering daily support actually follow it. We are an implementing provider: we take the plan your specialist behaviour support practitioner has written and deliver it consistently, train our workers in your specific strategies, record the data the plan depends on, and meet our reporting obligations where regulated restrictive practices are in place.
How it's funded
Implementation happens through your existing Core Supports. The behaviour support plan itself is developed by a specialist practitioner, funded under Capacity Building – Improved Relationships.
NDIS category
Delivered under NDIS Practice Standards supplementary module 2A — Implementing Behaviour Support Plans
What's included
What behaviour support covers
- Day-to-day implementation of a behaviour support plan written by a specialist practitioner
- Worker training in the specific strategies in your plan, not generic behaviour training
- Proactive strategies embedded in daily routines rather than bolted on
- Behaviour data collection and recording to support plan review
- Working alongside your behaviour support practitioner, including reporting back on what is and is not working
- Compliant recording and reporting of any regulated restrictive practice
- Support to reduce and eliminate restrictive practices over time
- Debriefing and review after incidents
Who this is for
- Participants with a behaviour support plan who need a provider that will follow it
- Specialist behaviour support practitioners looking for a reliable implementing provider
- Families whose relative's plan is not being applied consistently across their supports
- Support coordinators arranging supports where regulated restrictive practices are in place
How we work
Our clinical process
No mystery, no drawn-out intake. You know what happens at each stage and who is responsible for it.
- 1
Plan handover
We meet with your behaviour support practitioner and the people who know you best to understand the plan, its reasoning and its triggers.
- 2
Worker training
The workers supporting you are trained in your plan specifically — the proactive strategies first, then the response strategies.
- 3
Consistent delivery and data
Support runs to the plan, with behaviour data recorded accurately so plan reviews are based on evidence rather than impressions.
- 4
Review and reduction
We feed data and observations back to your practitioner, and work deliberately towards reducing and eliminating any restrictive practice in place.
Safeguards
How we keep this safe
Clinical supports carry real risk. These are the controls that sit behind the care, and we are happy to walk any of them through with you or your support coordinator.
- We implement behaviour support plans; we do not write them. Plans are developed by an NDIS-registered specialist behaviour support practitioner.
- Any regulated restrictive practice is documented and reported in line with the NDIS restrictive practices and behaviour support requirements
- Workers are trained in your individual plan before they support you, and retrained when the plan changes
- Every incident is recorded, reviewed and fed back into the plan
Related supports
Often needed alongside this
Development of Daily Living & Life Skills
Building the practical skills that make independence real, at whatever pace works for you.
Social & Community Participation
Support to get out, take part and stay connected to the things and people you care about.
Behaviour support
Need behaviour support in Melbourne?
Send a referral or call us and we will tell you honestly whether we can help and how quickly. We respond within one business day.
Or email admin@expert2care.org
Expertise, led with kindness