Behaviour Support Practitioners

Our Behaviour Support Practitioners work across South-East Queensland to help participants understand and reduce behaviours of concern. Each referral is matched to a practitioner based on clinical fit – not just availability

Our Funding Partners

Hayden

Hayden has a strong focus on psychosocial and developmental disability support, including experience with schizophrenia, BPD, and acquired brain injury. He takes a person-centred, trauma-informed approach, working closely with adolescents, adults, and their support networks to build sustainable, meaningful change

Bailey

Bailey has built his practice around functional behaviour assessment and ASD support, with a strong track record working with children, adolescents, and adults. He’s known for making complex strategies feel manageable for the families and support teams putting them into practice

Kyle

Kyle holds both an Advanced PBS registration and credentials as a Registered Counsellor, with a practice built around complex presentations including autism, ADHD, trauma, and psychosocial disability. He’s currently completing Psychology Honours, and it shows in the clinical rigour he brings to every case

Amanda

Amanda holds dual registration as a Provisional Psychologist and Behaviour Support Practitioner, bringing a clinical depth to BSP that’s rare on any team. Her assessment-focused approach gets to what’s actually driving behaviour, not just what’s visible on the surface

Sharon

Sharon is a Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner and Registered Mental Health Clinical Nurse with experience that extends into forensic settings, complex trauma, and acquired brain injury. She leads the Brisbane team and holds specialist expertise supporting LGBTQIA+, First Nations, and CALD communities

Erin

Erin’s background in both Psychology and Criminology gives her a distinctive perspective on why people behave the way they do, shaped by early childhood intervention and residential youth care. She’s particularly experienced with neurodivergent children and the families supporting them

Imhye

Imhye approaches behaviour support through a Social Work lens, bringing five years of disability experience and a creative, strengths-based approach to early intervention. Her work is focused on designing strategies that make a real difference to daily life, not just on paper

What Our Behaviour Support Practitioners Help With

Behaviours of concern (physical, verbal, property damage)
Restricted practices - monitoring and reduction
Interim and comprehensive behaviour support plans
NDIS compliant reporting
Environmental and sensory triggers
Communication-based behaviours
Autism, ADHD, intellectual disability

Click the locations below to find the available clinicians

Telehealth Behaviour Support Sessions also available

Step 1

Submit a referral with participant details

Step 2

We review and match with the right practitioner

Step 3

Initial assessment or planning session is scheduled

Beyond

Ongoing support or report is delivered to your family

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