Frequently Asked Questions
Are there training options for teams and individuals?
Yes, we offer training options suitable for both individuals and teams, from foundational courses on the principles of FBA and BSP to advanced workshops focusing on implementation and monitoring.
What is included in a BSP?
A BSP includes specific, evidence-based strategies for reducing challenging behaviours and techniques for teaching and reinforcing positive behaviours. It is a clear, actionable plan designed to effect positive change.
How long does an FBA process take?
The duration of an FBA can vary, but it typically involves several observations and data collection over a few weeks to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the behaviours in different contexts.
Who benefits from FBAs and BSPs?
Any individual engaging in unsafe or difficult behaviours, their families, and support workers can all benefit from the insights and strategies provided by a Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) and Behaviour Support Plan (BSP). These tools help us understand what someone is trying to communicate through their behaviour and help reduce triggers or stressors.
Can I receive supervision remotely?
Yes, online supervision is available, offering flexibility and accessibility for practitioners regardless of your location. This ensures that all practitioners have the opportunity to engage in high-quality supervision and professional development.
What is the NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework
The PBS Capability Framework was designed by the NDIS Commission to highlight best practice positive behaviour support. If you’re providing behaviour support services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), this framework provides the capabilities you’ll need, emphasising person-centred and rights-based care.
How does supervision facilitate compliance with NDIS standards?
Supervision ensures practitioners are continually developing their skills and staying up-to-date on current best practices and ethical standards. This ongoing professional development is crucial for compliance with NDIS standards, enabling practitioners to provide high-quality, evidence-based support to participants.The duration of an FBA can vary, but it typically involves several observations and data collection over a few weeks to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the behaviours in different contexts.
What makes Specialist Behaviour different from other consulting services?
Our approach is based on years of dedicated research and firsthand experience, which allows us to offer practical, real-world solutions that are both effective and compassionate.
Can Specialist Behaviour help with compliance and industry standards?
Absolutely. Our consulting services are designed to help your organisation meet and exceed relevant compliance requirements and industry standards for care and support.
What types of services does Specialist Behaviour offer?
We offer positive behaviour support training and customised programs, clinical supervision, supported clinical reviews, Functional Behaviour Assessments, and Behaviour Support Plans.The duration of an FBA can vary, but it typically involves several observations and data collection over a few weeks to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the behaviours in different contexts.