Positive Behaviour Support in Renmark
Positive behaviour support in Renmark – considers individualised strategies for people with a disability that are responsive to the person’s needs, in a way that reduces the occurrence and impact of behaviours of concern, minimises the use of restrictive practices and improves quality of life.
Connect Allied Health focus on person-centred interventions to address the underlying causes of behaviours of concern, or challenging behaviours, while safeguarding the dignity and quality of life of people with a disability who require specialist behaviour support.
These arrangements will include undertaking a functional behavioural assessment, then developing an NDIS behaviour support plan containing evidence-based, proactive strategies that meet the needs of the participant.
Connect Allied Heath are dedicated to achieving the following outcomes:
Each participant accesses behaviour support that is appropriate to their needs which incorporates evidence-informed practice and complies with relevant legislation and policy frameworks.
Each participant is only subject to a restrictive practice that meets any state and territory authorisation (however described) requirements and the relevant requirements and safeguards outlined in Commonwealth legislation and policy.
Each participant’s quality of life is maintained and improved by tailored, evidence-informed behaviour support plans that are responsive to their needs.
Each participant’s behavior support plan is implemented effectively to meet the participant’s behaviour support needs.
Each participant has a current behaviour support plan that reflects their needs, improves their quality of life and supports their progress towards positive change. The plan progresses towards the reduction and elimination of restrictive practices, where these are in place for the participant.
Each participant that is subject to an emergency or unauthorised use of a restrictive practice has the use of that practice reported and reviewed.
Each participant with an immediate need for a behaviour support plan receives an interim behaviour support plan which minimises the risk to the participant and others.
Each participant is only subject to a restrictive practice that is reported to the Commission.
Each participant has a current behaviour support plan that reflects their needs, and works towards improving their quality of life, reducing behaviours of concern, and reducing and eliminating the use of restrictive practices.
Each participant with an immediate need for a behaviour support plan receives an interim behaviour support plan based on evidence-informed practice, which minimises risk to the participant and others.
Our Process
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Evaluation
Discuss individual needs, goals and preferences
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Assistance
Discuss options for funding
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Placement
Client is paired with appropriate clinician according to individual needs
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Schedule
Confirm preferred days and times for therapy
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Confirmation
Sign consent forms and service agreements
