Positive behaviour support practitioners are trained to assess support for a diverse range of conditions and are able to formulate a positive behaviour support plan. The first stage when meeting an NDIS patient is to sit down with the parents/carers and the healthcare professional carries out an assessment that includes input from the carers.
The plan might include the following:
Improving communication & social skills
Changes to the home environment
Best responses for unsafe behaviours
Stress and anger management
Core concepts of positive behaviour support
One reason why positive behaviour support is successful is that it...
Did you know that approximately 19 million Americans suffer from some form of phobia that range from mild to severe?
Although they are quite common,...
Are you dealing with a dental health crisis?
According to the American Dental Association (ADA), there are 2 million visits to hospital emergency departments in...
