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Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)

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Positive Behaviour Support caregiver
Person centred behaviour support
Evidence-Based Care

We deliver Positive Behaviour Support that puts People First

At Kennix Care Behavioural Services, we deliver Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) that is respectful, practical, and centred on the individual. PBS is a proven, evidence-based approach that looks beyond behaviours of concern to understand their underlying causes.

Instead of simply trying to control behaviour, we focus on reducing distress, building positive skills, and improving overall quality of life for NDIS participants and their support networks.

Person-Centred Strengths-Based Statewide WA

All Ages Supported

Supporting children, adolescents, adults, and older adults across home, school, and community settings.

Collaborative Teamwork

Working alongside families, carers, educators, support workers, and allied health professionals.

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Our Clinical Framework

Structured, evidence-based behaviour support

Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA)

Identify and understand the root function of behaviours of concern through observations, data collection, and clinical analysis.

Interim Behaviour Support Plans (IBSP)

Immediate strategies to support safety and stability, including restrictive practice recommendations where required.

Comprehensive PBS Plans (CBSP)

Detailed, long-term plans built around individual goals, strengths, and environment for sustainable positive outcomes.

Implementation & Caregiver Training

Hands-on training for support teams, families, and educators to ensure strategies are applied consistently in real-life settings.

Proactive & Reactive Strategies

Prevent distress through environmental adjustments and routines, while using safe, low-arousal de-escalation responses during incidents.

Skill Building & Reinforcement

Develop functional communication, emotional regulation, and social skills while reinforcing positive, desirable behaviours.

How We Work

Our 5-step behaviour support journey

Step 01 · Consultation

Initial Consultation & Intake

We review your NDIS funding, discuss your specific goals, and understand the individual's history and support environment.

Step 02 · Analysis

Assessment & Info Gathering

Our practitioner conducts a thorough Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) through direct observation and stakeholder input.

Step 03 · Strategy

PBS Plan Development

We draft a personalized Interim (IBSP) or Comprehensive (CBSP) Behaviour Support Plan fully aligned with NDIS Practice Standards.

Step 04 · Training

Implementation & Team Support

We work directly with support workers, educators, and carers to ensure proactive and reactive strategies are executed properly.

Step 05 · Progression

Monitoring & Ongoing Review

We continuously track progress, collect data, and adapt strategies as the participant's goals and needs evolve over time.

Evidence-Based Interventions

Targeted intervention strategies & ethical commitments

Proactive Strategies

Prevent distress and behaviours of concern through environmental adjustments, predictable routines, and sensory modifications.

Reactive Strategies

Safe, ethical, and low-arousal de-escalation responses during distress, prioritizing participant safety and dignity.

Skill Development

Build functional communication, emotional regulation, coping mechanisms, and positive social interaction skills.

Positive Reinforcement

Strengthen desirable behaviours and empower participants with choice, confidence, and self-advocacy.

Ethical & Person-Centred

Grounded in human rights, dignity, and cultural responsiveness—aimed at reducing and eliminating restrictive practices.

Diverse Diagnosis Support

Tailored support for Autism, ADHD, Intellectual Disability, Psychosocial Disability, Dementia, and complex care needs.

The Kennix Care Difference

Why Families and Professionals Choose Kennix Care

Responsive Service

We respond promptly to referrals, enquiries, and changing support needs, ensuring you receive timely services without unnecessary delays.

Transparent Communication

You'll always know where you are in your journey with us. We provide regular updates and clear communication from your first enquiry through every stage of your support.

Collaborative Partnerships

We work alongside participants, families, support coordinators, healthcare professionals, schools, therapists, and support providers to achieve the best possible outcomes together.

Clinical Excellence

Our services are delivered using evidence-based practice by experienced healthcare professionals and Behaviour Support Practitioners who are committed to quality, professionalism, and continuous improvement.

Meaningful Outcomes

Everything we do is focused on helping people build independence, achieve their goals, improve wellbeing, and live meaningful lives within their communities.

Clear Answers

Frequently asked questions

What is Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)? +

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-based approach focused on understanding why behaviours of concern occur. Instead of using restrictive methods, PBS focuses on environmental adjustments, skill building, and proactive communication to improve quality of life and reduce distress.

Is PBS available across all of Western Australia? +

Yes. Our Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) practitioners cover participants statewide across all of Western Australia.

How is PBS funded under the NDIS? +

PBS is funded under the Capacity Building — Improved Relationships budget category in an NDIS plan. This covers Specialist Behavioural Intervention Support and Behaviour Management Plan development.

What is the difference between an Interim and Comprehensive Plan? +

An Interim Behaviour Support Plan (IBSP) is developed quickly to address immediate safety concerns and document regulated restrictive practices. A Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan (CBSP) is developed following a full Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) to outline long-term skill development.

How quickly can a PBS intake begin? +

We review all referrals within 24 to 48 hours. Our intake team will contact you promptly to discuss funding, goals, and practitioner availability.

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