A child’s behaviour often carries information. Sensory load, pain, tiredness or difficulty expressing a need might sit beneath distress. Families…

A locked cupboard. A closed door. A physical hold. Medication given mainly to influence behaviour. Each response might manage immediate…

Families, carers and support coordinators often hear two similar terms: Positive Behaviour Support and behaviour support plan. They sound like…

When someone you support begins showing behaviours that feel unsafe, distressing or hard to understand, it can leave everyone feeling…

Behaviour support works best when everyone understands the person, not only the behaviour. A participant may respond well at home,…

Accessing psychology support in Darwin is not always simple. Travel, work, school, caring responsibilities, mobility needs, weather, and service availability…

Behaviour rarely happens in isolation. A participant may cope well in one setting but become distressed in another. A child…

Restrictive practices can feel like a difficult topic. Families may hear the term in meetings and wonder what it means….

When a participant needs behaviour support, families and support teams often hear two terms early in the process: interim behaviour…

When behaviours of concern start affecting daily life, families and support teams often need clear answers. Who provides behaviour support?What…