Behaviour Support in Moonah
Who We Support With Behaviour Support in Moonah
Supporting families to navigate complex behaviours with care. We support NDIS participants and their families who are navigating challenging behaviours, helping them find stability and maximize autonomy.
Emotional regulation
Challenging behaviours
Social interaction skills
Routine building
School support strategies
Family coaching
Crisis management
Independence skills
Behaviour Support Services Available at Moonah
Functional Assessment
We find the root cause. We look at why challenging behaviors happen and what the person is trying to communicate.
Positive Behaviour Plans
We focus on quality of life. We create plans that build skills and reduce the need for difficult behaviors.
Skill Building
Techniques to alleviate persistent and acute pain.
Family & Carer Training
We support your network. We teach families and support workers how to respond consistently and calmly.
How Behaviour Support Works at Our Moonah Clinic
1.
Initial Assessment & Consultation
We meet to listen and observe. We gather information from you and your support network.
2.
Treatment Planning
We analyze the data. We develop a Positive Behaviour Support Plan tailored to the individual’s needs.
3.
Active Treatment & Intervention
We implement the strategies. We work with the person to teach new skills and coping mechanisms.
4.
Re-Education & Functional Training
We train the team. We ensure everyone in the person’s life knows how to use the plan effectively.
5.
Progress Review & Outcome Measurement
We monitor the results. We track if behaviors are reducing and if quality of life is improving.
6.
Maintenance & Prevention
We fade our support. We ensure the strategies are sustainable so the person can thrive long-term.
Meet Our Moonah Behaviour Support Team
Eliza Ledingham
Behavioural Support Practitioner
BPsychSc
Jacqui Whitaker
Behaviour Support Practitioner
BPsychSci, GradDipPsych(Adv)
Claudia Benson
Behaviour Support Practitioner
BPsycSc(Hons)
Brianna Scott
Behaviour Support Practitioner
M.A ABA/BA (Psych), BHumSc (Human Movement)
Beth Lowe
Behaviour Support Practitioner
DipTh(Chapl), CoC BSP
Michael Baxter
Behaviour Support Practitioner
B.Ed/BA
Shane Cassel
Clinic Director, Behaviour Support Practitioner & Exercise Physiologist
MCExPhys
Matthew Craig
Behaviour Support Practioner/Exercise Physiologist
BAppSc (ExPhys)
Katherine Weeks
Behavioural Support Practitioner
BPsych
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NDIS Behaviour Support in Moonah
Behaviour support is often one of the most critical parts of an NDIS plan. We treat your funding with respect, mapping out a clear path that includes assessment, plan development, and training for your support network. We are transparent about costs so you never have to worry about running out of hours.
Our “MDT Advantage” is crucial here. Behaviour doesn’t happen in a vacuum. By holding Case Conferences with Speech Pathologists and OTs, we might find that a behaviour is actually a communication frustration or a sensory issue. We solve the puzzle together, ensuring the participant is supported from every angle.
Moonah Clinic Location
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)?
Do you work with the school or day program?
How long does it take to see results? It takes time and consistency.
How long does it take to get a plan?
Are you NDIS registered?
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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?
Maybe the same moment keeps happening, and no one can work out why. Maybe a school keeps sending the same note home and you are out of answers. Maybe you have been told the next step is a functional behaviour assessment, and you are not sure what that even means.