Services
We provide Positive Behaviour Support and Good Life Planning for NDIS participants and their families, and provide Consultancy and tailored Training programs for disability service providers and community organisations.
Positive Behaviour Support is available to people who have Capacity Building – Improved Relationships (CB Relationships) funding approved in their NDIS plan.
Our Consultancy is available for organisations proactively looking to improve the accessibility of their services for those living with complex neurological disabilities.
We are certified trainers who can design and deliver specialised training programs to equip your business with the tools to better understand and support those with specific accessibility needs.
Positive Behaviour Support
As your Positive Behaviour Practitioner, we will identify your individual needs so that we can personalise and tailor your supports and services to help you reach your goals and implement your vision. Our service is built on a human rights, strengths-based, and inclusive model.
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At NeuPathways Australia, we work together with you to help build meaningful skills and reduce distress, using an evidence-based, practical, and person-centred approach built on respect.
Harnessing your choice and control is at the heart of what we do – we’re guided by you and your wishes every step of the way.
Our goal isn’t to change behaviour; it’s to identify barriers to living a full and good life, while honouring the unique contribution and personality of all our clients. We are a core part of your team and are with you each step of the way.
Behaviour Coaching
As Behaviour Coaches we work in community, with mainstream services, to help build inclusive communities and meaningful connections. We work directly with you and your club, school, local venues, or workplace to break down barriers. Our focus is not social and community access – but connection, participation and genuine inclusion.
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Behaviour Coaches are not your everyday disability support worker. We are university-qualified, experienced coaches trained in proactive positive behaviour support strategies, person-centred communication support, and human rights ‘Active Support’ principles.
Community, with genuine connection, participation, and inclusion, is the goal. Coaching is the tool.
Good Life Planning
People with a disability and their families deserve to have a good life, to belong and be included in their community and to strive to achieve their dreams and aspirations.
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Many of us can get overwhelmed with the day-to-day activities of life, and can get stuck in the weeds, maybe losing sight of where we want to go. That’s why we can use a Good Life Plan.
We start with the social model of disability that focuses on the changes to the physical, attitudinal, communication and social environment to enable equal participation in all aspects of life.
We then build on that to develop a roadmap for the future that encompasses your vision and goals for your Good Life, and helps you start to implement it – wherever you are on the journey.
You don’t have to have everything planned out from the beginning. Your Good Life Plan can be a collection of small goals that help create a rich, vibrant bigger picture.
It is a dynamic and flexible plan, that can adjust with you and your changing circumstances.
Training Services
We are certified trainers who design and deliver specialised training for families/carers, disability support providers, and businesses who support people with intellectual disability, neurological challenges, and/or complex needs.
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We can help you upskill your abilities as an Effective Communication Partner, to ensure there’s more dignity, understanding, and choice/control for both you and your participants.
For those either transitioning out of school, turning 16 years old, or turning 18 years old, we will equip your families and support providers with the tools, understanding, and confidence needed when effectively navigating these milestone transitions.
We also develop tailored resources for the benefit of families/support workers, disability providers, but most importantly…to benefit the participants.