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Behavioural Support

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Behavioural Support

Every journey comes with challenges—steep hills, unexpected roadblocks, and moments where the path ahead feels unclear. When behaviours of concern make daily life more difficult, it can feel like you’re stuck at a crossroads. But with the right strategies and support, a better path is always possible.

Our Behaviour Support Practitioners work with you to understand the reasons behind behaviours, develop strategies to reduce challenges, and create a support plan that helps you move forward with confidence. We focus on compassionate, person-centered approaches that respect your choices while promoting positive change.

How We Can Help

  • Functional Behaviour Assessments – Understanding why behaviours occur so we can create strategies that truly support you.

  • Personalised Behaviour Support Plans – Tailored interventions designed to help you navigate challenges in a way that works for you.

  • Building New Skills – Developing tools for emotional regulation, communication, and social interaction to create more positive experiences.

  • Support for Families & Carers – Providing guidance, training, and strategies to help those around you offer the best possible support.

 

Change doesn’t happen overnight, but every step forward—no matter how small—creates new possibilities. We’re here to help map out a positive path forward, walking beside you every step of the way.

Meet Our Behaviour Support Practitioners

Behaviour Support Practitioners

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Victoria Boyle

Victoria is dedicated to meaningful change in the lives of individuals facing complex mental health challenges, including addiction and justice involvement. With 8 years of experience across Out of Home Care, Mental Health, and the NDIS sector, Victoria is committed to assisting individuals in overcoming barriers so they can reach their potential. Currently undertaking a Graduate Certificate in Addictive Behaviours at Monash University and trained in gaming addiction, Victoria specialises in addiction-related challenges. Using a person-centred approach and motivational interviewing, Victoria supports participants’ unique needs while advocating for their vulnerabilities.

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Safina Martin

As a Behaviour Support Practitioner, Safina is invested in improving the quality of life for her participants from a non-judgemental, compassionate and supportive lens. Having experience utilising a trauma informed framework in the NDIS disability sector, Safina is committed to using evidence-based interventions to support individuals to achieve their goals. She is also passionate about working collaboratively in order to provide cohesive support for individuals and strong therapeutic relationships. When not working she enjoys spending time with her dog, reading, yoga, outdoor adventures and being near the ocean.

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