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NDIS Positive Behaviour Support

Positive Behaviour Support in Kingsley

We have immediate capacity for new Positive Behaviour Support referrals in Kingsley and are eager to assist your participants without delay. Behaviour Bridge proudly serves the entire Perth Metro area, including Kingsley, and extends our outreach-based support to regional WA.

Submit a Referral Today →

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Why We Come to You

At Behaviour Bridge, we understand that effective Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) needs to be where life happens. That’s why we offer entirely outreach-based support, conducting sessions in the comfort of your home, at school, within community settings, or even in the workplace. We believe in meeting you and your loved ones in the environments where behaviour naturally occurs, ensuring strategies are practical, relevant, and seamlessly integrated into daily routines.

Kingsley is known for its beautiful parks, community hubs, and active local life. Our approach means we can work with individuals at Kingsley Park, helping a child navigate social interactions on the nature playground, or support a young adult to build independence at the local shops or community events. We focus on real-world application, making the most of Kingsley’s unique environments to foster positive change and skill development.

🏠 Home

We provide personalised support and strategies right where they matter most, fostering a comfortable and familiar environment for growth.

🏫 School

Collaborating with educators and support staff, we implement behaviour support plans that help students thrive in Kingsley’s local schools.

🌳 Community

From navigating local shops to enjoying Kingsley’s many parks and community events, we support individuals to engage confidently and safely in their neighbourhood.

💼 Workplace

We assist individuals in developing essential skills and strategies to succeed and integrate effectively into their employment settings within the wider Perth area.

🌊 Respite & Short Breaks

We support individuals and their families during respite and short break arrangements, ensuring positive experiences and continuity of behaviour strategies.

🎓 Day Programs & TAFE

Our practitioners work alongside day program staff and TAFE educators to implement practical strategies that support participation and skill development.

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For Support Coordinators Section

What Support Coordinators Need to Know

For our valued Support Coordinators, we want to be upfront and clear: Behaviour Bridge is committed to delivering high-quality Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs) efficiently. You can expect a comprehensive and actionable plan to be released within approximately three months of engagement, allowing for timely implementation and positive outcomes for your participants.

However, we also know that a beautifully written BSP sitting in a drawer does absolutely nothing! Our real focus, and where we truly shine, is on implementation. We work hand-in-hand with families, carers, and support workers, providing ongoing coaching and practical strategies to ensure the plan comes to life in daily routines. We’re here to make sure those strategies actually happen, not just exist on paper.

We’re pleased to confirm that Behaviour Bridge currently has immediate capacity for new referrals in Kingsley. There are no lengthy waitlists here – we’re ready to engage and start making a difference for your participants right away. Please don’t hesitate to reach out.

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A Story From Kingsley

Five-year-old Noah in Kingsley often refused to eat new foods, causing mealtime battles. His PBS consultant suggested a ‘food explorer chart’ with stickers for trying items, paired with sensory games to explore textures. Family meals became more playful and less pressured. Slowly, Noah started tasting new dishes, delighting his parents with broadened tastes and peaceful dinners.

Names and details have been changed to protect privacy.

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Alicia Section – Meet Your Northern Corridor Practitioner

Meet Your Northern Corridor Practitioner

Alicia Mulligan - PBS Practitioner at Behaviour Bridge

Alicia Mulligan

PBS Practitioner

Here in Kingsley, we’re thrilled to introduce Alicia Mulligan, your local Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner, ready to bring her calm and collaborative approach right to your doorstep. Alicia is passionate about fostering positive change and empowering individuals and families within our Northern Corridor community to thrive.

Alicia Mulligan joins Behaviour Bridge as a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner and she is genuinely one of those practitioners you feel lucky to have on your team. Her specialty lies in supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Level 3, with a particular focus on non-verbal and minimally verbal participants, an area where experienced, confident practitioners are few and far between.

What sets Alicia apart isn’t just her clinical skill, it’s the way she shows up for the people she supports. With a deep and longstanding background in the disability industry, she brings a level of practical insight and genuine connection that is hard to teach. She understands the full picture: the family dynamics, the support worker pressures, the funding realities, and she works with all of it, not around it.

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Our PBS Services

We provide a comprehensive range of Positive Behaviour Support services, including:

  • Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA)
  • Behaviour Support Plans, within approximately three months
  • Interim BSPs where urgent strategies are needed
  • BSP implementation support and coaching
  • Carer and support worker training
  • Ongoing review, monitoring, and plan updates
  • Liaison with schools, day programmes, and support teams
  • Restrictive practice authorisation support

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Julianne Shepley, Behaviour Bridge PBS Practitioner

“I truly enjoy working with families in Kingsley. There’s a wonderful sense of community here, and I often find myself admiring the way families utilise beautiful spaces like Kingsley Park for connection and growth. It’s incredibly rewarding to see individuals build confidence and thrive within their own neighbourhood, and I’m always inspired by the dedication of the Kingsley community.”

, Julianne Shepley, Behaviour Bridge

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Ready to Refer in Kingsley?

We have immediate capacity for new Positive Behaviour Support referrals in Kingsley and are eager to assist your participants without delay. Behaviour Bridge proudly serves the entire Perth Metro area, including Kingsley, and extends our outreach-based support to regional WA.

Submit a Referral Today →

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

Referrals Open Across Our Service Regions

We currently have immediate capacity for new participants across Joondalup, Butler, Yanchep, Ellenbrook, and Midland. Submit a referral today and we’ll be in touch as soon as possible.