About Us
Better Support makes Better Days!
At Better Days Behaviour Support, we believe every person deserves the opportunity to live with confidence, dignity, and freedom. We provide compassionate, evidence-based behaviour support services to NDIS participants, empowering individuals to build meaningful skills, strengthen independence, and experience a higher quality of life.
Our approach is grounded in understanding—taking the time to listen, collaborate, and create personalised strategies that reflect each person’s goals, values, and unique strengths. Whether we’re supporting emotional wellbeing, skill development, or reducing restrictive practices, our focus is always on promoting safety, respect, and real progress.
With Better Days Behaviour Support, participants and their families are supported every step of the way. Together, we work towards brighter days, greater autonomy, and the freedom to live life on your own terms.
Our Mission
Our mission is to deliver person-centred, evidence-based behaviour support that enhances safety, wellbeing, and independence for NDIS participants. We are committed to collaborating with individuals, families, and support networks to develop practical, strengths-focused strategies that reduce restrictive practices, build meaningful skills, and promote choice and control.
Through compassionate practice and continuous improvement, we strive to empower every participant to live more freely and experience better days.
Our Approach
At Better Days Behaviour Support, we are dedicated to providing specialized NDIS behaviour support services.
Our focus is on working closely with NDIS participants and others to develop personalized behaviour support plans, put these plans into action, and continuously monitor and adjust to ensure progress over time.
We are committed to making a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities and their support networks.
A little bit more about us
Director & Lead Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner
Jamal Abawi
Jamal brings 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.
Having obtained Advanced Proficiency Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner status in 2021 and with over four years of dedicated NDIS practice, Jamal provides exceptional care to his participants. Conducting functional behaviour assessments, behaviour intervention, and the development of comprehensive Specialist Positive Behaviour Support Plans in alignment with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements. His experience includes supporting participants with complex behavioural presentations, co-occurring disabilities, and authorised restrictive practices, demonstrating strong capability in risk assessment, incident analysis, safety planning, and regulatory compliance.
Prior to specialising in behaviour support, he gained more than seven years of experience in education settings, strengthening his understanding of developmental needs, cognitive profiles, adaptive functioning, and differentiated communication strategies for children and young people with disability. He has worked across aged care, school environments, child safety services, and community-based disability supports, consistently applying person-centred, trauma-informed, and least-restrictive practice principles.
Additionally he holds a Master of Guidance and Counselling (Distinction, 2019), which provides a strong clinical foundation in behavioural theory, assessment, case formulation, and therapeutic communication.
