Positive Behaviour Support Pacific Pines
Gold Coast
Therapy Partners provides NDIS Positive Behaviour Support to participants in Pacific Pines and the surrounding Gold Coast area. Our practitioners deliver mobile and community-based sessions, so support happens where it works best for the participant, whether that’s at home, at school or in the community
With no extended waiting lists, we can match participants in Pacific Pines with a practitioner suited to their needs and get started quickly
- Servicing Pacific Pines & surrounds
- No extended waiting lists
- Timely, Accurate Reporting
- Experienced practitioners
- Supporting All Ages
Our Funding Partners
Our NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioners work with participants Queensland-wide to understand behaviours, build practical strategies, and support genuine progress toward personal goals, all delivered with a personalised, evidence-based approach
Positive Behaviour Support in Pacific Pines
Around Pacific Pines, families and support coordinators can access local Positive Behaviour Support from Therapy Partners, with mobile and community-based sessions available in nearby Oxenford, Helensvale and Maudsland, plus visits that fit around school and daily routines. We can also work in familiar community settings near Pacific Pines State School, Pacific Pines Town Centre and local parks, helping participants build practical supports in the places they spend time.
Did you know? We can often complete an initial Behaviour Support Assessment using up to 10 hours of existing NDIS Capacity Building funding, billed at the standard NDIS rate
Behaviour Support services available in Pacific Pines
- Paediatric Positive Behaviour Support
- Adult Positive Behaviour Support
- Interim Behaviour Support Plans
- Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
- Functional Behaviour Assessments
- Individualised Behaviour Support Intervention Sessions
- Mobile / Community Sessions
- Combined Occupational Therapy, Speech & Positive Behaviour Support Sessions
Behaviour Practitioners Supporting Pacific Pines
Meet some of our Behaviour Support Practitioners that are supporting participants in and around Pacific Pines. Or click here to view the full team
How we deliver Positive Behaviour Support
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners work across a range of settings, so sessions take place in the environment most relevant to the participant. In Pacific Pines, that can mean support at home, at school or in the community, with telehealth available where it suits. Sessions can also take place in person at our Robina clinic. This flexibility helps create a comfortable, familiar setting, and lets us adapt each session to the participant’s needs
Getting started in Pacific Pines
Start a referral and our team will have what they need to help. One of our behaviour support practitioners will be in touch within 48 hours to talk through the next steps
Not sure if it's the right time?
Behaviours of concern often develop gradually, and it isn’t always clear when to seek support. Signs like increasing frustration, withdrawal from usual activities, escalating anxiety, or safety concerns can all be worth exploring with a practitioner
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners are skilled in providing therapy services in different settings, including in our clinic, at home, at school, in the community, or by telehealth. This flexibility allows us to create a comfortable and conducive environment for your progress. We understand that each individual’s needs are unique, and we adapt our therapy sessions accordingly
As an NDIS approved behaviour support provider, all our practitioners are accredited and able to support you whatever your plan type or personal need
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Frequently Asked Questions
Still can’t find what you’re looking for? Call us today for more information!
What is Positive Behaviour Support?
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-based approach that focuses on understanding why behaviours of concern occur and reducing them while improving a person’s quality of life. Rather than simply reacting to behaviour, PBS looks at the environment, communication needs, and any unmet supports to create practical, lasting change.
What are behaviours of concern?
Behaviours of concern are actions that may be challenging, disruptive, or harmful to the person or those around them. They often relate to unmet needs, communication difficulties, environmental stressors, or an underlying condition, and they can affect a participant’s safety, wellbeing, and daily life.
What does a Behaviour Support Practitioner do?
A Behaviour Support Practitioner works with the participant, their family, and their support network to understand the reasons behind behaviours of concern. They develop a tailored Behaviour Support Plan, coach the people involved in delivering it, and document their work in line with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements.
Does Positive Behaviour Support need to be included in my NDIS plan?
Not always. While some plans include dedicated Behaviour Support funding, an initial assessment can often be completed using existing Capacity Building funding. If you’re not sure what your plan allows, our team can talk you through the options.
Can I use existing NDIS funding for a Behaviour Support Assessment?
In many cases, yes. An initial assessment can often be completed using up to 10 hours of your available Capacity Building funding, billed at the standard NDIS rate, even without a dedicated Behaviour Support line item. The resulting report can then support plan reviews and funding conversations with your planner or LAC.
What are restrictive practices?
Restrictive practices are actions that limit a person’s rights or freedom of movement, used to protect them or others from harm. Under the NDIS, their use is tightly regulated. A core goal of Positive Behaviour Support is to reduce and, wherever possible, eliminate restrictive practices through proactive, skill-building strategies.
Who can benefit from Positive Behaviour Support?
PBS can help children, adolescents, and adults across a wide range of needs, including developmental, behavioural, and emotional regulation challenges. It’s often useful for individuals with autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, or dual diagnosis, as well as their families and support teams.
What does a Behaviour Support Assessment involve?
An assessment involves observation, data collection, and conversations with the participant and the people who support them. The practitioner identifies the triggers, patterns, and purpose behind behaviours of concern, then uses those findings to build a practical, individualised Behaviour Support Plan.
Do you provide Positive Behaviour Support in Pacific Pines?
Yes. We support NDIS participants in Pacific Pines and the surrounding Gold Coast area with mobile and community-based behaviour support, telehealth, and in-clinic sessions at Robina. Start a referral and our team will match you with a suitable practitioner
How quickly can I get started?
Submit a referral online and one of our practitioners will be in touch within 48 hours. There are no extended waiting lists, so participants in Red Hill can usually get started quickly.
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