What it is
We provide one comprehensive, tailored training and capacity-building offering for families, parents, carers and kinship carers; disability support workers, SIL providers and care teams; schools, early-learning services and educators; allied-health, community-service and other professionals; and government agencies, workplaces, corporate teams and organisations.
Content can include Positive Behaviour Support education, Behaviour Support Plan implementation, trauma-informed practice, de-escalation strategies, restrictive-practice reduction, professional consultation, coaching and tailored workforce development. Delivery is agreed to suit the requirements and may include individual coaching, team workshops, professional-development sessions or organisational programs.
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- Families, parents, carers and kinship carers
- Disability support workers, SIL providers and care teams
- Schools, early-learning services and educators
- Allied-health, community-service and other professionals
- Government agencies, workplaces, corporate teams and organisations
Who it's for
Training is available to people supporting an individual, professional and care teams, education settings, community services, government agencies and organisations seeking practical, relevant capability development.
What it looks like in practice
Delivery is scoped according to the audience, objectives and setting. It may take the form of individual coaching, a team workshop, a professional-development session or a tailored organisational program. We confirm the content, format, delivery arrangements and fees before the engagement begins. Participation does not imply certification or accreditation unless this is explicitly confirmed for a separate recognised program.
How to engage or refer
Request a quote or a scoping call through the organisation enquiry form or call (02) 6257 7222. Tell us who the audience is, roughly how many people, and what you want to be different afterwards. Training is fee-for-service. Plan-specific training for an NDIS participant's team can form part of their behaviour support, subject to the plan.
Outcomes
- Staff who respond early, calmly and consistently
- Fewer incidents, injuries and reportable events
- Better implementation and data, and therefore better plans
- Evidence of workforce capability for NDIS Practice Standards
- Lower staff turnover on complex rosters
Common questions
Can training be funded from a participant's NDIS plan?
Training the support team to implement a specific participant's Behaviour Support Plan can form part of their NDIS behaviour support, subject to the plan. General staff training is funded by the organisation.
Do you offer online delivery?
Yes. Most workshops have an online version, and we can run hybrid sessions for teams spread across states.