If you have been referred for Positive Behaviour Support, you may be wondering what a behaviour support practitioner actually does. The role is broader than simply giving parents strategies for difficult behaviour. The first job is to understand A behaviour support practitioner gathers information about the child, the situations in which behaviour occurs and what may be influencing it. This can involve conversations with parents and carers, observations, reviewing existing re

When a child is experiencing behaviours that are affecting their safety, learning, relationships or everyday life, it can be difficult for families to know where to start. You may have been recommended Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) by a school, therapist, paediatrician or NDIS provider. But what does Positive Behaviour Support actually involve, and how do you know whether it might be useful for your child? At Bloom Child Therapy, we provide Positive Behaviour Support in Ad

In the realm of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), data collection plays a pivotal role in shaping effective interventions and strategies. Understanding the significance of data in this context can empower parents and caregivers to make informed decisions that positively impact their children's behaviour and overall well-being. Data collection in PBS is not merely a bureaucratic task; it is a fundamental component that informs the development and implementation of tailored sup