We genuinely love helping people, and being hands on is incredibly important to us.
We stay involved, communicate openly and work closely with you and your support team to create meaningful change.
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Our services
Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs)
Functional Behavioural Assessment (FBA)
Staff Training
On-Site or Off-Site
Behaviour & Restrictive Practice Monitoring
Face-to-face support
On site support starts with understanding what matters to you. We consider your motivation, experiences, trusted relationships, and how you choose to live your life. Our approach reflects current NDIS requirements and recognised best practice, helping ensure your support remains responsive and effective.
Our team takes the time to understand your background, current circumstances, communication style, and what you want others to know about supporting you. Together, we build a consistent support network shaped around your preferences, goals, and individual needs.
Off site support is the work we do behind the scenes to strengthen the support you receive every day.
We develop your behaviour support plan, complete assessments, and work with your support workers and wider team so they understand how to support you effectively. On site and off site strategies work together to help you build a life that feels valuable, colourful, and worth sharing.
"As a Support Coordinator, I've had a very positive experience with Steppr's Positive Behaviour Support services. Matt and his team are professional, approachable, and genuinely committed to understanding the participant's needs."
"The feedback from my participants is that the team has been reliable, well-informed, and clear in their communication. They explain recommendations in a way that's easy to follow and always make sure we feel supported throughout the process. We've already noticed meaningful improvements, which speaks to the quality of their approach."
"Overall, Steppr delivers a high standard of care, consistent, respectful, and truly person-centred. I would confidently recommend them to anyone seeking effective Positive Behaviour Support."
"Matt is very dedicated and knowledgeable in complex behavioural support. He is an asset to my sons therapy team and offers professionalism, guidance and support to the whole team so we can support my son the best way possible. Working with other therapists, training supports and providing professional, evidence based reports for NDIS and stakeholders.
As a mum to a child with complex behavioural needs it is important to have people that are understanding and compassionate around your child whilst supporting them. I am very grateful for all of his hard work and dedication."
"The team at Steppr PBS have been a breath of fresh air. Their commitment to improving participant outcomes through their proactive and preventative approach to care is the shift in service delivery that has been well and truly needed. Their in depth knowledge is supplemented tremendously with a hands on practical approach.
I would highly recommend this team to anyone who is seeking dedicated and outcomes focused support."
FAQs
What is NDIS Positive Behaviour Support?
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is a person-centred, evidence-based approach that helps people with disability reduce behaviours of concern and improve their quality of life. It focuses on understanding the reasons behind a behaviour and building positive strategies rather than using restrictive practices.
Who is eligible for Positive Behaviour Support under the NDIS?
Any NDIS participant whose plan includes funding for Improved Relationships or Behaviour Support can access these services. A referral or assessment may be required to determine if a Behaviour Support Plan is needed.
What does a Behaviour Support Practitioner do?
A Behaviour Support Practitioner works with the participant, their family, and support network to assess behaviours of concern, develop a Behaviour Support Plan, and train carers and staff on how to implement positive strategies safely and effectively.
How long does it take to develop a Behaviour Support Plan?
Timelines vary depending on complexity, but most plans are developed within a few weeks of the initial assessment. Interim plans can be put in place sooner if restrictive practices are involved and require urgent review.
Do you work with families, schools, and support workers?
Yes. We collaborate closely with families, carers, support workers, schools, and other services involved in a participant's life to ensure strategies are understood and applied consistently across all environments.
