Outcomes Connect provides face-to-face Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and disability support in Hoppers Crossing and throughout the Wyndham area. As a registered NDIS provider, we work with children, young people and adults, including individuals with autism and learning disabilities, to understand behaviours of concern and develop practical strategies that promote greater independence and participation.
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners spend time alongside participants and the people who support them at home, at school or in the community to create strategies that are realistic and suited to everyday situations.
Behaviour Support Plans Tailored to Your Goals
Getting to know the person who is displaying the behaviour is the first step in providing effective positive behaviour support. Our practitioners take time to understand the participant’s goals, communication style, strengths, routines and other factors influencing their experiences in a variety of settings before they recommend strategies.
Practitioners use this information to create an individualised plan that takes into account the participant’s circumstances. All recommendations are based on behavioural assessment, clinical judgement and structured professional oversight so that strategies are both practical and evidence-based.
We don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. We work with participants, families, carers, educators and support workers to develop sustainable change through a Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP).
Our Positive Behaviour and Disability Support Across Hoppers Crossing and Wyndham
Outcomes Connect provides our positive behaviour support services in person. From the first appointment, our practitioners work through a structured process that evolves with the participant’s circumstances and goals.
1. Interim Behaviour Support Plan
Timeframe: Submitted within 1 month of service starting
The Interim Behaviour Support Plan gives immediate guidance while the full assessment is still underway. It focuses on reducing immediate risks and providing families and support teams with practical strategies they can start using right away.
2. Functional Behaviour Assessment
Timeframe: Completed within 6 months of service starting
A Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) examines the factors that influence behaviours of concern. By combining observations and information gathered across different daily enviroments, practitioners can identify patterns that guide future support.
3. Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan
Timeframe: Finalised within 6 months of service starting
The team brings together assessment findings in a personalised behaviour support plan. The plan outlines proactive and reactive strategies tailored to the participant’s communication, routines, strengths and support network.
4. Ongoing Implementation & Support
Positive behaviour support is ongoing, with our practitioners supporting participants and their networks by:
- Providing training for families, carers, educators and support workers
- Creating visual supports and structured routines where appropriate
- Coaching support teams to implement strategies consistently
- Regular check-ins and plan reviews to monitor progress
H3 5. Progress Report
Timeframe: Typically due 6–12 weeks before the participant’s NDIS plan review
Before an NDIS plan review, we prepare a detailed progress report outlining the outcomes achieved and recommendations to inform future funding and support needs.
Trust Our Face-to-Face Approach on Behaviour Support
Positive behaviour support works best when practitioners develop strategies based on firsthand observations. By seeing participants in the environments where behaviours of concern occur, we gain valuable insights into what actually influences their behaviour.
This approach results in recommendations that are relevant and easier for families and support teams to apply consistently. Over time, participants experience improvements such as:
- More effective communication
- Stronger emotional regulation skills
- Greater involvement at school and in the community
- Increased confidence and capabilities
- Reduced reliance on restrictive practices
- Consistency across home, school and community settings
We aim to help the participant become independent while giving those around them the tools and confidence to provide ongoing support.
Why Choose Outcomes Connect for PBS in Hoppers Crossing?
When families come to Outcomes Connect, they are trusting disability support in Hoppers Crossing that is dedicated exclusively to PBS. Our clinical standards and collaborative approach enable us to provide support and guidance that centre on the participant and their long-term goals.
Positive Behaviour Support Specialists
PBS is our area of expertise. This focused approach supports high-quality, consistent outcomes for every participant.
Strategies Designed for Everyday Life
Recommendations are developed around the participant’s routines and environments, making them practical to apply everywhere.
Strong Clinical Support
Every practitioner works within a structured clinical framework. Supervision, mentoring and ongoing professional development support this framework and help maintain quality across our team.
A Collaborative Team
We believe the best outcomes come from working together. Our practitioners partner with participants, families, carers, educators and support workers so everyone feels confident incorporating the same strategies.
People Who Understand the NDIS
Many members of the Outcome Connects team have a personal or family experience with disability and the NDIS. That shapes how we listen and communicate with every family we serve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Positive behaviour and disability support for families in Hoppers Crossing is generally funded through the Capacity Building – Improved Relationships budget in an NDIS plan. If you’re unsure whether your plan includes funding, your support coordinator, plan manager or the NDIS can help clarify your available supports.
Referrals are welcome from participants, parents, carers, guardians and support coordinators. Just click on ‘make a referral‘. When we receive your referral, our team will discuss your situation, confirm our service availability and explain next steps.
Outcomes Connect supports NDIS participants aged 7 years and above whose behaviours of concern are affecting their safety or quality of life.
Get Started with Positive Behaviour Support in Hoppers Crossing
If you’re looking for PBS and disability support in Hoppers Crossing or elsewhere in the Wyndham area, our team is here to help you. Simply make a referral online or contact us directly by calling 1300 622 287 to speak with one of our team members about positive behaviour support for someone you care about.