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The five regulated restrictive practices under the NDIS explained in plain English. Covers reporting, authorisation, and reduction obligations.
Positive Behaviour Support Funding Under the NDIS
Understand how Positive Behaviour Support is funded under the NDIS. Covers line items, plan management types, and what to do if funding is not in your plan.
What is a Functional Behaviour Assessment?
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What is Positive Behaviour Support?
Maybe a school has called again, and you are not sure what to say. Maybe a support worker has asked you what to do when
Trendelenburg Gait: Causes, Test and Exercises That Help
Maybe someone told you that you walk with a limp. Maybe your hip feels like it gives way when you stand on one leg. Maybe
Balance, Falls and Physiotherapy
Falls are the most common cause of injury in older Australians. Around one in four people aged 65 and over has at least one fall