NDIS Positive Behaviour Support · Broome & North West WA
Supporting children, adults and families across Broome, the Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne.
Referrals
Participants can refer themselves. Families, professionals and services can also refer with consent.
Locations
Our office is in Broome, on Yawuru Country, and we have immediate capacity for new referrals.
We have immediate capacity for Positive Behaviour Support in Karratha, in person and by telehealth.
We have immediate capacity for Positive Behaviour Support in Port Hedland and South Hedland, in person and by telehealth.
We have immediate capacity for Positive Behaviour Support in Carnarvon and the Gascoyne, in person and by telehealth.
We have immediate capacity for Positive Behaviour Support in Onslow, in person and by telehealth.
We have immediate capacity for Positive Behaviour Support in Exmouth, in person and by telehealth.
NDIS registered
We deliver Positive Behaviour Support through Assist Disability Services Pty Ltd, a registered NDIS provider.
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners have been assessed by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and deemed suitable to deliver behaviour support. This means families can access skilled, accountable support that aligns with NDIS requirements, individual rights and best-practice Positive Behaviour Support.
ABN 80 649 026 406 · Check the registration with the NDIS Commission
Our approach
Our Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners work alongside participants, families, schools, support workers and services to understand what is happening, develop practical strategies and improve quality of life.
We provide in-person support from our Broome office and online support across regional and remote Western Australia.
Positive Behaviour Support is not about controlling a person. It is about understanding what they may be communicating.
We look for unmet needs and build practical supports that help people feel safer, more understood and more able to take part in everyday life.
What we offer
We provide compassionate, practical support for children, young people, adults and families across Western Australia and online.
Our main service
Individualised, neuroaffirming support that understands behaviour as communication and builds meaningful, least restrictive strategies.
Image for illustrationA supportive space for parents and families navigating stress, relationships, behaviour, disability, diagnosis and everyday challenges.
Image for illustrationTherapeutic play-based support that helps children express feelings, build confidence and work through experiences in a safe, child-led way.
Image for illustrationStrengths-based support for young children and their families, focused on development, participation, communication and wellbeing.
Image for illustrationComprehensive assessments that describe a person’s everyday strengths, support needs and functional capacity to inform NDIS planning and decision-making.
In person and online
We provide support at home, at school, at work, in the community and online. For families in regional or remote areas, telehealth gives access to specialist Positive Behaviour Support without long drives.
Who we support
Big feelings, school distress, sensory needs, routines and family stress. Practical help for parents, carers, siblings and schools.
Children & families →
Image for illustrationAdults living with family, independently or in Supported Independent Living, and the support teams around them.
Adults →
Image for illustrationBehaviour Support Plans, support-worker coaching, and identifying and reducing restrictive practices without blame.
Restrictive practices →Why choose us
Clinical practice is led by a Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner, with plans reviewed for quality before they are finalised.
Neuroaffirming, trauma-informed support that starts with what the person needs, not with controlling behaviour.
We help families and providers identify, report and reduce restrictive practices, without blame.
In person and by telehealth across the Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne, with immediate capacity now.
Our practitioners
Director and Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner
Meg specialises in supporting children, young people and families through a compassionate, relationship-based and practical Positive Behaviour Support approach. Her work is grounded in the belief that behaviour is communication, and that lasting change happens when the people around a child understand their needs, strengths, communication, sensory profile, relationships and environment.
Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner
Jo supports both children and adults. She works with participants, families, support workers, schools and disability providers to understand behaviours of concern, identify unmet needs and develop practical, individualised Behaviour Support Plans.
What families and teams say
From our very first conversation, Meg made us feel heard and understood. She took the time to see our child as a whole person, not simply a collection of behaviours. For the first time in a long time, we felt hopeful. The strategies were practical, compassionate and made a meaningful difference for our entire family.Susan
Meg is warm, responsive and highly knowledgeable. She communicates clearly with families and the broader support team, and her recommendations are practical, person-centred and easy to implement. The family felt supported throughout the process, and I felt confident knowing they were in capable and caring hands.Rachel
Meg helped us understand what the child was communicating through their behaviour. Her guidance changed the way our team responded and helped us create a calmer, safer and more connected environment. Her compassion for the child, family and educators was evident in every interaction.Sally
Not sure about funding or whether Positive Behaviour Support is the right fit? Please still contact us. We can help work out the next step.