What is the main goal of behavioural interventions?

The main goal of behavioural interventions is to promote positive, socially appropriate behaviours while decreasing behaviours that are unsafe, disruptive, or hinder participation. These interventions are guided by data, tailored to the individual, and implemented in a way that respects the child’s dignity and strengths. Under NDIS guidelines, behaviour interventions also aim to reduce the need for restrictive practices and ensure that families and carers are supported in maintaining consistent strategies.