NDIS-Registered
Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner
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Behaviour Support Plan Development
We focus on understanding the whole person—considering their strengths, preferences, and environment—rather than just their behavior. This involves gathering relevant information, consulting with the participant and their support network, and identifying triggers to develop evidence-based strategies. We then create personalized supports that emphasize skill-building and proactive strategies, ensuring the plan is realistic, easy to implement, and aligned with the participant's goals and daily routines.
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Behaviour Support Plan Implementation
We implement behavior support plans by translating strategies into practical actions that fit seamlessly into the client's daily routines. By collaborating with the client and their support network, we build understanding and consistency in applying these strategies. Our focus is on proactive support and skill development, with regular check-ins to monitor progress and adapt the plan as needed, ensuring meaningful and sustainable outcomes.
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Progress Monitoring
We monitor progress by regularly collecting and reviewing data to evaluate how effectively the behaviour support plan is meeting the client’s needs. This includes tracking changes in behaviours of concern, skill development, and overall quality of life, alongside feedback from the client and their support network. We use this information to identify what is working well and where adjustments are needed, ensuring strategies remain responsive, evidence-based, and aligned with the client’s goals over time.
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Family & Carer Support
We support families and carers by boosting their confidence and knowledge in implementing effective behaviour strategies. Our approach includes clear guidance, practical tools, and hands-on coaching tailored to their environment, fostering open communication collaboration. We prioritize realistic and sustainable strategies, offering ongoing support and regular check-ins to ensure they feel capable in meeting their client's needs.
Lead Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner
Jamal Abawi
Jamal brings his clinically informed and extensive experience in delivering supports to people with disability to the Better Days Team. He has worked across a number of diverse service environments and has experience with a variety of diagnosis and age ranges.
Our Values
Every interaction, every decision, every day!
We believe every person deserves support that's built around them — their goals, their strengths, and their right to live life on their own terms. Our practitioners lead with respect, show up consistently, and take the time to truly understand our participants and what matters most to them.
We'll keep you informed, involve you in every step, and always act with honesty and integrity. We work alongside you — not just for you — because the best outcomes happen when everyone is on the same team.
Safety, dignity, and real progress. That's what BETTER looks like for our participants.
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Best Practice
We deliver high-quality, evidence-based behaviour support aligned with NDIS Practice Standards.
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Empowerment
We promote choice, control, and independence, supporting participants to lead their own lives and goals.
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Transparency
We communicate openly and act with integrity, ensuring participants and their supports feel informed and involved.
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Team Collaboration
We work in partnership with participants, families, support coordinators, and providers to create consistent, person-centred outcomes.
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Ethical Practice
We prioritise safety, rights, and the reduction of restrictive practices in line with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission expectations.
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Respect
We uphold dignity, cultural safety, and individual strengths in every interaction.