NDIS and PRIVATELY Funded Services
Support that starts with understanding
Every service we offer is grounded in positive behaviour support principles and built around the unique needs of each participant and their family.
NDIS Funding Line
Improved Relationships (Specialist Behaviour)
Understanding the why behind every behaviour
Behaviour Support Plans (Interim and Comprehensive)
A Behaviour Support Plan (BSP) is a personalised, NDIS-funded document developed by a qualified Behaviour Support Practitioner. It identifies the reasons behind behaviours of concern and outlines strategies to reduce distress, build skills, and improve quality of life.
At Breakthrough Behaviour, we take the time to truly understand each participant — their history, their strengths, their environment, and what they're trying to communicate. Our plans are practical, compassionate, and built in genuine partnership with participants and their families.
What's included:
- Comprehensive functional behaviour assessment
- Identification of triggers and unmet needs
- Evidence-based, person-centred strategies
- Proactive and reactive support plans
- Restrictive practice fade out plans and monitoring
- Regular review and monitoring
- Collaboration with support teams and schools
NDIS Funding Line
Improved Relationships (Specialist Behaviour)
Building skills, reducing distress, improving lives
Positive Behaviour Support
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-based framework that focuses on understanding behaviour in context and building the skills participants need to thrive. Rather than simply managing behaviour, PBS addresses the root causes and creates lasting, meaningful change.
Our practitioners work directly with participants in their natural environments — at home, at school, and in the community — to implement strategies that are practical, consistent, and genuinely effective.
What's included:
- Strengths-based, person-centred approach
- Skill-building across communication, regulation, and independence
- In-home and community-based support
- School and day program consultation
- Coaching for support workers and carers
- Progress monitoring and outcome measurement
NDIS Funding Line
Improved Relationships (Specialist Behaviour)
Empowering the people who matter most
Family & Carer Training
Families and carers are the most important people in a participant's life. When they feel confident, informed, and supported, the impact is transformative. Our family and carer training is practical, hands-on, and tailored to your specific situation.
We work alongside you to build your understanding of behaviour, develop consistent strategies, and give you the tools to respond calmly and effectively — so you can make a real difference every single day.
We also offer training sessions directly to participants' schools, day programs, and support teams — helping everyone in a participant's life use consistent, evidence-based approaches.
What's included:
- Personalised training sessions at home or online
- Training for schools and day programs
- Understanding behaviour and communication
- Practical strategies for everyday situations
- Crisis prevention and de-escalation techniques
- Ongoing coaching and support
- Resources and written guides to refer back to
NDIS Funding Line
Improved Relationships (Specialist Behaviour)
Reducing restrictive practices safely and sustainably
Regulated Restrictive Practices
Where restrictive practices are currently in use, we develop structured, evidence-based fade out plans to safely reduce and ultimately eliminate their use — in line with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements.
We work closely with participants, families, support workers, and other providers to ensure the fade out process is gradual, safe, and supported by skill-building strategies that address the underlying needs driving the behaviour.
What's included:
- Review of existing restrictive practice authorisations
- Development of a structured fade out plan
- Regular monitoring and data collection
- Progress reporting to the NDIS Commission
- Skill-building to replace restrictive strategies
- Coordination with support teams and other providers
- Ongoing review and adjustment as needed
NDIS Funding Line
Improved Relationships (Specialist Behaviour)
A safe, supportive break for participants and families
Short Term Accommodation (STA/Respite)
Short Term Accommodation (STA), also known as Respite, provides participants with a temporary supported stay away from their usual home environment. It gives participants the opportunity to build independence, try new experiences, and connect with others — while giving families and carers a well-deserved break.
At Breakthrough Behaviour, we offer 1:1 home-based Respite only. Our STA supports are delivered in a safe, nurturing home environment with a focus on positive behaviour support principles. We work closely with participants and their families to ensure every stay is comfortable, consistent, and tailored to the individual's needs and goals.
What's included:
- Supported short-term stays in a safe environment
- Personalised daily routines and activities
- Behaviour support strategies embedded throughout
- Community access and social participation
- Consistent communication with families and carers
- Support with personal care and daily living skills
Everyone is Welcome
Our services are often funded through your NDIS plan under Improved Relationships (Specialist Behaviour). However, depending on what support you need or if you are Early Intervention we are here to help. We work with private, plan-managed, self-managed and agency-managed participants. Not sure if you're eligible? Get in touch — we're happy to help you understand your options.