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At Care Alliance, our Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners are dedicated to helping individuals thrive through evidence-based, person-centred behaviour support. As an NDIS-registered provider, we are approved to develop Positive Behaviour Support Plans (PBSPs) that include the planning and implementation of regulated restrictive practices under Module 2a—ensuring all practices meet the NDIS Commission’s standards for safety, dignity, and ethical care.
We recognise that all behaviour is a form of communication. Our practitioners work closely with participants and their support networks to understand the underlying causes of behaviours of concern, reduce their impact, and build practical, strengths-based strategies that support skill development and positive change. Our focus is always on promoting least restrictive alternatives, addressing root causes compassionately, and improving quality of life.
Services are flexible and accessible, with both in-clinic and outreach support available across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Maitland, and Port Stephens. Each PBSP is delivered by a qualified practitioner with expertise in behavioural assessment, intervention design, and team training.
Whether supporting individuals, families, schools, or providers, our Behaviour Support Practitioners collaborate to achieve real, lasting outcomes—empowering participants to live more safely, confidently, and independently.
Dedicated to helping individuals lead more independent and meaningful lives, Billie brings empathy, evidence-based practice, and collaborative expertise to deliver empowering behaviour support.
Passionate about psychology and behaviour support, Christopher brings strong interpersonal and organisational skills to deliver positive, goal-focused support that empowers participants toward greater independence.
Bringing a forensic lens and values-first mindset, Ella delivers ethical, person-centred behaviour support that empowers participants and drives meaningful change.
Hannah approaches behaviour as communication, using empathy and insight to create support plans that meet each participant’s unique needs. She empowers teams with practical training to foster safer, calmer, and more connected environments.
Natalia brings hands-on experience and a person-centred, evidence-based approach to behaviour support, empowering participants and fostering independence through collaborative, holistic care.
Olivia combines extensive experience with a person-centred, trauma-informed, and evidence-based approach, supporting participants to enhance independence, wellbeing, and quality of life through collaborative and effective behaviour support.