Under the NDIS, a Behaviour Support Practitioner:
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Designs behaviour plans that reduce restrictive practices
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Supports individuals with complex needs using PBS strategies
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Aligns goals with the NDIS plan to promote independence
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Ensures compliance with NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission guidelines
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Works collaboratively across home, school, and community settings
They are qualified professionals required to meet the NDIS Commission’s Positive Behaviour Capability Framework.
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