Support Service
Positive Behaviour Support Services
What We Provide
Positive Behaviour Support Services
Our Positive Behaviour Support service is uniquely structured around the B.R.I.D.G.E Behaviour System — our signature 6-step framework that ensures every strategy is practical, respectful, and focused on long-term skill building. We support a wide range of needs, including Autism, ADHD, PDA profiles, trauma backgrounds, sensory differences, psychosocial disabilities, and complex mental health.
The B.R.I.D.G.E Behaviour System means we don’t just write a plan and hand it over. We build the capacity of everyone around the person — support workers, families, and teams — to implement strategies with confidence and consistency.
Step 1: Assessment
Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA)
Before we write a plan, we need to understand the behaviour. We look at the environment, sensory needs, communication gaps, and triggers to figure out exactly why the behaviour is happening. We don’t guess — we assess.
Step 2: The Plan
Behaviour Support Plans (BSP)
We write clear, NDIS-compliant Behaviour Support Plans that are free from confusing jargon. Our plans give support teams step-by-step instructions on how to prevent escalation and how to respond safely when things go wrong.
What We Do
Support That Goes Beyond the Plan
A Behaviour Support Plan is only useful if the people around the participant know how to use it. Our service is built around implementation — making sure families and support workers feel confident managing complex behaviours safely.
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Step 3: Implementation
Team & Family Coaching
This is where most plans fail. We don’t walk away after the plan is written. We stay involved to coach support workers, guide families, and adjust the strategies until they are actually working in the real world.
The Process
How To Get Started
Submit a referral online. We will review it on the same business day to ensure we are the right fit for the participant's specific needs.
We meet with the participant, family, and key support workers to understand the current risks, challenges, and goals.
We conduct a thorough Functional Behaviour Assessment to understand the "why" behind the complex behaviours.
We develop a practical Behaviour Support Plan and begin coaching the team on how to use the strategies safely.
We stay involved to review progress, tweak strategies, and ensure the support team feels confident.
We track behaviour data, measure outcomes against the BSP goals, and provide regular progress reports to the NDIS, support coordinator, and family — keeping everyone informed and accountable.
Practical strategies to improve daily routines and skills
Positive Behaviour Support Services
Our PBS services are designed to meet the needs of each individual and the people who support them. This includes:
Behaviour Support Plans tailored to everyday life
Functional Behaviour Assessments to understand triggers, patterns, and purpose behind behaviours
Parent, carer and support staff coaching to use strategies confidently
Practical guidance for routines, communication, and skill-building
Collaboration with schools, therapists, and support teams
NDIS-compliant plans, reports and assessments
All strategies are designed to improve quality of life, protect dignity, and support meaningful participation, not just reduce behaviours.
Complex Needs. Real Solutions.
Who We Support
We specialise in supporting participants with complex needs, including Autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, and trauma backgrounds. We are best suited for situations involving:
- Aggression and property damage
- Absconding and unsafe community access
- Severe emotional dysregulation
- Support teams struggling to manage risk
Funding Types Accepted
Flexible support for all NDIS participants
Our goal is to make every step of accessing Positive Behaviour Support simple, clear, and stress-free, helping families and participants feel confident and supported from the very beginning.
NDIS Funding Category: Positive Behaviour Support is funded under Capacity Building — Improved Relationships (CB Relationships) in your NDIS plan. The NDIS support item number is 07_004_0106_6_3 (Behaviour Support Practitioner).
If you are unsure whether your plan includes this funding, your Support Coordinator or Local Area Coordinator (LAC) can help you check. We can also assist with providing a quote or service agreement once you are ready to begin.
Behaviour Bridge works with a wide range of NDIS participants and can tailor our services to suit each funding arrangement:
Plan managed participants
We coordinate directly with your plan manager to ensure services are delivered smoothly and according to your plan. We send invoices directly to your plan manager — you don’t need to handle any payments yourself.
Agency managed participants
We liaise with NDIS to ensure all documentation, reporting, and service delivery is compliant and seamless.
Self managed participants
We provide clear guidance, transparent pricing, and support so you can manage your plan confidently while accessing quality PBS.
Is Positive Behaviour Support the Right Fit?
Answer 6 quick questions to find out if the person you have in mind is eligible for PBS — and what the right next step is.
This person is a strong candidate for Positive Behaviour Support
Based on your answers, the person you have in mind is likely eligible for PBS under their NDIS plan. They have an active NDIS plan, behaviours of concern, a support team in place, and relevant funding — all the key indicators for a successful PBS engagement.
What to do next: Submit a referral and we'll review it on the same business day.
↩ Start againPBS is likely appropriate — let's talk it through first
There are some factors that suggest PBS could be a good fit, but there are also some things worth discussing before submitting a formal referral — funding availability, diagnosis clarity, or whether PBS is the right pathway right now.
What to do next: Book a free 30-minute case chat. No obligation — just a conversation to figure out the right pathway together.
↩ Start againPBS may not be the right fit right now — but we can still help
The person you have in mind may not currently meet the eligibility criteria for NDIS-funded PBS. This could be because they are not yet an NDIS participant, their plan doesn't include the right funding, or their needs are better addressed through a different pathway.
What to do next: Get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction.
↩ Start againLong-Term Success
We Stay Involved
Behaviour change is not a quick fix. We provide ongoing support to review data, adjust strategies as the participant’s needs change, and ensure the support team doesn’t burn out.
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.
How long does a Behaviour Support Plan last?
Plans are reviewed regularly, typically every 12 months, or sooner if needs change.
Who is involved in creating the plan?
We involve the individual, family, support workers, and relevant professionals to ensure strategies fit real life.
Can PBS work alongside other therapies or supports?
Absolutely. PBS complements existing therapies and NDIS supports, making daily routines safer and more meaningful.
Areas We Serve
Behaviour Bridge provides mobile Positive Behaviour Support services across all of Perth Metro and Peel, bringing expert PBS directly to where you live, learn, work, and connect. We have particular availability for new participants in Joondalup, Butler, Yanchep, Ellenbrook, and Midland, and welcome referrals from all surrounding suburbs and regions.
All sessions take place in the environment that matters most — whether that is the home, school, community, or workplace. Our mobile approach means you never have to travel to access quality behaviour support; we come to you.
If you are unsure whether we service your area, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are committed to making Positive Behaviour Support accessible to as many Perth families and individuals as possible.
