Positive Behaviour Support
Positive Behaviour Support
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) at Kevria Clinical Service is a person-centred approach that focuses on understanding the reasons behind behaviours of concern and supporting individuals to build safer, more effective ways to communicate their needs. Rather than simply reacting to behaviours, PBS looks at the whole person — including their environment, communication style, relationships, and wellbeing, to identify what may be influencing behaviour and how these factors can be improved.
Our practitioners work closely with participants, families, and support teams to develop individualised Behaviour Support Plans that promote quality of life, independence, and skill development. This includes identifying triggers, teaching replacement skills, improving communication, and creating supportive environments that reduce the likelihood of behaviours occurring.
Positive Behaviour Support is grounded in evidence-based practice and NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission guidelines
At Kevria, Positive Behaviour Support is grounded in evidence-based practice and NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission guidelines, with a strong focus on reducing and eliminating restrictive practices wherever possible. Through collaboration, education, and ongoing support, our goal is to empower participants and their teams to create safe, meaningful, and sustainable outcomes.
Services included within Kevria’s Positive Behaviour Support:
- Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA) and data analysis
- Development of Interim and Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
- Identification of triggers, setting events, and maintaining factors of behaviours
- Strategies to reduce behaviours of concern and teach replacement skills
- Environmental and communication supports
- Support for participants experiencing emotional regulation challenges.
- Training for families, carers, and support staff.
- Implementation and guidance for behaviour strategies within daily routines.
- Restrictive practice assessment, reduction, and reporting (NDIS compliant).
- Ongoing monitoring, review, and plan updates to track progress and outcomes.
Our team of experienced behaviour support practitioners works collaboratively with families, support workers, schools, allied health professionals, and NDIS stakeholders to ensure strategies are practical, consistent, and centred around the participant’s goals and wellbeing.
Why Choose Kevria?
35+ years clinical and sector experience.
A team grounded in human rights, dignity, and practical outcomes.
Evidence-informed decision-making and strong multi-agency collaboration.
Transparent communication and participant-led planning.
A commitment to integrity, inclusion, and genuinely person-centred practice.