When people think about behaviour support, they usually picture someone writing a plan, and yes, that is part of the role.
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What does a Behaviour Support Practitioner actually do day to day?
A good behaviour support plan doesn’t mean much if no one is using it!!
Our General Manager Amanda Wood shares her reflections on Behaviour Support Plans based on her 25 years in the field: After more than 25 years working in behaviour support, writing…
Western Sydney BV Allied Health and Awards
Award-Winning Allied Health in Bella Vista and Western Sydney Finding the right allied health support can feel overwhelming. Most families are looking for something simple but important: flexible care, clear…
Strengthening PBS through a new university partnership
At Real Therapy Solutions, we’re focused on delivering practical support that makes a difference in everyday life. As a local provider, we’re proud to be strengthening practitioner development through the…
Maintaining Routine At Home During Lockdown
The ongoing impacts of the pandemic are being felt by children with ASD and their families all over the globe. In particular, the disruptions to routines have caused significant stress which may be shown through an increase in certain behaviours. Maintaining a daily routine while at home may help to reduce this stress and the…
What can Allied Health Assistant input do for you?
What is an allied health assistant? In recent years, since the launch of the NDIS, there has been an increased demand for allied health services (Behaviour Support, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Physiotherapy etc.). Currently, our health systems are unable to fully meet these demands as there are more people seeking support than there are available…
The What, Who and Why of AAC: AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication)
What is AAC? AAC stands for Alternative and Augmentative Communication, which is a fancy way of referring to something that helps someone communicate using a means other than spoken words. AAC systems can support the person’s verbal communication or completely replace it, this depends on their verbal skills, needs and preferences. AAC can include both…
So …You’ve been Referred to a Psychologist?
If you have never been in therapy, you may wonder what people actually get out of talking about their feelings and struggles in life, to a complete stranger, once a week. Many people have mixed feelings about attending therapy, such as fear, apprehension, and in some cases embarrassment. Often people may experience these feelings because they do not know what to expect in therapy or they have preconceived ideas about what therapy…
Regulating Attention
Throughout our day-to-day lives, people are faced with a barrage of information and distractions. This barrage can take the shape of sensory information from external stimuli, such as sights, sounds, smells, tastes, changes in temperature, and tactile sensations triggered by the physical environment around us, and from internal stimuli, such as our physiological responses to hunger, pain, heart…
Managing Anxiety
What is anxiety? Anxiety is what we feel when we are worried, tense or afraid – particularly about things that are about to happen, or which we think could happen in the future. Anxiety is a natural human response when we perceive that we are under threat. It can be experienced through our thoughts, feelings and physical sensations. Most…