About Us

About Behaviour Bridge

Our Purpose

Why We Do This Work

Every person deserves support that protects dignity, builds independence and improves daily quality of life. Behaviour can feel complex when communication or emotional regulation is difficult, but Positive Behaviour Support offers a gentle and structured way forward.

Our purpose is to make this process easier to understand and easier to follow. We aim to support families, teams and individuals with guidance that makes everyday life feel calmer, more predictable and more meaningful.

Behaviour Bridge practitioner listening to an NDIS participant to understand their support needs

Our Approach

How We Support You

We take the time to listen and understand the person behind the behaviour. Our assessments explore strengths, needs, routines, sensory experiences and the environment. This ensures every recommendation fits real life and supports genuine improvements in quality of life.

PBS works best when everyone is included, so we focus on clear communication and practical tools that feel realistic. Our strategies are designed to build skills, increase confidence and support meaningful participation in daily life.

Our work is guided by dignity, family centred practice, evidence based intervention and the least restrictive approach. We offer steady guidance, supportive coaching and plans that help life feel more manageable without adding pressure.

Parent and child meeting with Behaviour Bridge for NDIS Positive Behaviour Support services

Meet the Practitioner

Guidance You Can Trust

Julianne Shepley leads Behaviour Bridge with several years of experience across the disability sector. She has supported children, young people and adults with Autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, trauma backgrounds and complex mental health needs.

Julianne is known for her calm presence, thoughtful assessments and her ability to help families feel understood and prepared. Above all, she is committed to improving quality of life for the person and for the people who support them.

Julianne Shepley, founder of Behaviour Bridge, providing behaviour support guidance in Perth

Guided by What Matters Most

Why Choose Behaviour Bridge

At Behaviour Bridge, every part of Positive Behaviour Support is grounded in values that promote dignity, independence and meaningful participation. These values guide every plan, every conversation and every strategy.

Dignity first

Every strategy protects the person’s rights, choice, and humanity.

Family centred practice

Support is compassionate, collaborative, and shaped around daily life.

Evidence based intervention

All decisions are informed by reliable behavioural science.

Least restrictive approach

We prioritise safety through positive skill building, not control.

Clear, practical communication

Strategies are simple, visual, and easy for everyone to use.

Why Families Choose Us

Support That Makes a Real Difference

Families come to Behaviour Bridge for support that is clear, compassionate and focused on what truly matters. Our role is to guide families toward confidence, stability and better quality of life without overwhelming them.

We walk beside families and support teams, helping them feel informed, prepared and ready to use Positive Behaviour Support in everyday life.

NDIS participant working on communication and independence skills with Behaviour Bridge support

Get In Touch

Start Your Journey Today

If you are seeking Positive Behaviour Support that improves quality of life and strengthens daily wellbeing, we are ready to help.

Our support is available across Perth Metro and regional Western Australia.

Note: Behaviour Bridge is a mobile clinic. Sessions take place in the home, community, school, workplace, or other environments that suit the person’s needs.

We Love NDIS - Behaviour Bridge is a registered NDIS Positive Behaviour Support provider