Finding specialist behaviour support in Broome has often meant long waits or relying on visiting services. Our Broome office has immediate capacity for new referrals, in person and by telehealth.
What to look for in a Broome provider
- NDIS-registered for specialist behaviour support, or working under a registered provider
- Practitioners the NDIS Commission has found suitable
- Able to visit homes, schools and the community in Broome
- Understands local life: the wet season, the tourist season and families moving between Broome and community
- Works respectfully with Aboriginal families and community
How referrals work
- Send a referral or call us. Self-referrals are welcome
- We talk about what is happening, goals and funding
- We agree on a service agreement and who should be involved
- We start getting to know the person and share early strategies
Where we support
We see families in Broome town and Old Broome, Cable Beach and Roebuck, Bilingurr and Djugun, with visits to the Dampier Peninsula, Derby and the Fitzroy Valley by arrangement and telehealth in between.
School visits in Broome
With consent from the family and the school, we can observe in the classroom and playground and meet with teachers and education assistants, so home and school use the same plan.
Positive Behaviour Support in Broome
This guide is general information only. It is not medical or legal advice. Talk with us about your situation.
