What are behaviours of concern?
Behaviours of concern are behaviours that may place a person or others at risk, impact learning, relationships or participant in the community, or result in limited opportunities. They are a way of communicating that a need it not being met.
Why might these behaviours occur?
There are many reasons a person may engage in behaviours of concern, including
How we can help
Our Positive Behaviour Support practitioners work alongside individuals, families, carers, support workers, schools and other professionals to:
- Understand the reasons behind behaviours of concern through assessment.
- Develop a personalised, easy-to-understand Behaviour Support Plan.
- Provide practical strategies, training and coaching for families and support teams.
- Build skills that support communication, regulation and meaningful participation.
- Reduce and eliminate restrictive practices wherever possible.
