Resources
These resources provide practical information to help individuals, families, and support teams better understand Positive Behaviour Support and the behaviour support process. These guides explain what PBS is, how Behaviour Support Practitioners work with people and their support networks, and the step-by-step process used to understand behaviours of concern and develop effective support strategies. The documents are designed to be clear, accessible, and useful for anyone wanting to learn more about how behaviour support works in practice.
This document provides a clear overview of the steps involved in Positive Behaviour Support, from getting to know the person and understanding behaviours of concern, through to assessment, planning, and ongoing monitoring. It explains how Behaviour Support Practitioners work collaboratively with individuals, families, and support teams to identify risks, understand why behaviours occur, and develop practical strategies that improve safety and quality of life.
This fact sheet provides an easy-to-understand overview of Positive Behaviour Support, explaining what PBS is, how Behaviour Support Practitioners work, and what a Behaviour Support Plan typically includes. It outlines how PBS focuses on understanding the reasons behind behaviour, supporting safer environments, and working collaboratively with families and support teams to improve a person’s quality of life.