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Youth Behavioural Support Services in Sydney

At Ability to Achieve, we specialise in delivering high-quality NDIS Behaviour Support for children and individuals with complex needs. Our approach is grounded in trauma-informed, Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), ensuring every intervention promotes safety, dignity, and long-term growth.

Our experienced clinicians understand complex behaviours and the systems involved in disability care. We develop personalised youth behaviour support plans and training in Sydney provide targeted training that empowers families, support workers, schools, and organisations to create safe, positive, and sustainable outcomes.

Our workshops and training programs include:

  • Trauma-informed Positive Behaviour Support
  • Using & reporting restrictive practices
  • Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA)
  • Behaviour intervention strategies for high-risk behaviours
  • Clinical supervision for practitioners
  • Organisational consultation to strengthen behaviour support capacity

Whether you’re seeking a behaviour support plan, specialised assessments, or professional training for your team, we’re here to help you provide safe, effective, and compassionate support.

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Behaviour Intervention Plans (BIPs)

Based on assessment outcomes, we develop personalised Behaviour Intervention Plans designed to reduce challenging behaviours and promote positive skill-building. Each plan is aligned with NDIS behaviour support requirements and includes proactive, preventative, and responsive strategies tailored to the individual.

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Workshops & Training for Support Teams

We provide training programs for teachers, youth workers, parents, and caregivers. Our workshops cover practical strategies such as emotional regulation techniques, communication approaches, and positive reinforcement, equipping support networks with the tools they need to assist young people effectively.

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Parent & Caregiver Coaching

Families play a crucial role in supporting youth behaviour. We offer coaching sessions, resources, and ongoing support for parents and caregivers to help them manage behaviours confidently at home and in the community. Our goal is to empower families with practical strategies that lead to long-term improvements.

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Youth Behaviour Assessments

Our team conducts detailed functional behaviour assessments for youth to identify the root causes of challenging behaviours. Using observations, interviews, and evidence-based assessment tools, we gain a clear understanding of each young person’s needs, laying the foundation for effective support within the NDIS behaviour support framework.

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Individualised Positive Behaviour Support

We provide tailored positive behaviour support for teens and young people, focusing on building emotional regulation, social skills, and safer behaviour patterns. Our behaviour support practitioners work closely with families, schools, and support networks to ensure strategies are consistent and effective across all environments.

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Consultation for Schools & Community Settings

Our experienced behaviour support practitioners in Sydney offer professional consultation to schools, youth services, and organisations. We help implement behaviour management plans, create inclusive environments, and introduce practical, evidence-based approaches for supporting young people.

Behaviour Support Team

Rowesai De Klerk

Behavioural Support Manager

As the Team Leader for our Behaviour Support team, I am dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of our clients. I lead our team by conducting tailored Functional Behaviour Assessments and developing Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) plans that cater to each client’s unique needs. 

I ensure that our PBS plans enhance daily life, promote independence, and support every client in reaching their full potential. I’m known for my consistency and dedication, and I am deeply committed to improving the quality of life for those we serve, both within and beyond the scope of Positive Behaviour Support.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Primary (Religious) Education

– Graduate Diploma of Psychology

– Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced)

Campbell Armstrong

Behaviour Support Practitioner

I am dedicated and eager to help empower individuals to thrive by providing empathetic, respectful, and individualised support. I approach each client with genuine curiosity and care, aiming to understand their unique story, strengths, and aspirations. By building strong, trusting relationships, I strive to create safe and supportive environments where people feel truly heard, valued, and understood.

I am motivated by helping individuals express themselves, recognising that behaviour is a meaningful form of communication. My practice is grounded in a person-centred approach, combined with compassionate and tailored support, to assist clients in working toward their personal goals. I find great fulfilment in making a meaningful and lasting impact on people’s lives.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Psychology

Juri Kawata

Behaviour Support Practitioner 

I am dedicated to supporting each of my clients with a strong passion for understanding the person on a personal level. By truly getting to know each individual, I aim to ensure that they feel supported and valued, fostering a trusting relationship. 

My goal is to help individuals express and communicate their needs and desires, supporting them to live life to the fullest. I’m recognised for being empathetic, attentive, and a great listener, and I strive to enhance my clients’ quality of life by offering personalised support and guidance that aligns with their unique journey and individual goals.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science

– Graduate Diploma in Psychology 

– Currently completing Graduate Diploma of Psychology Advanced

Samuel Boatswain

Behaviour Support Practitioner 

I am passionate and eager to help people to lead fulfilling lives through my compassionate and attentive support. I build my strategies to align with each client’s unique personality, history, and bonds. I thrive on continuous learning and growth, and I integrate patience and kindness into my work. 

I find it incredibly rewarding to support my clients on their personal growth journeys, helping them celebrate their milestones and their achievements. My focus is on working with clients and delivering positive, individualised care to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Psychological Science

– Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced) 

Joshua Letinic

Behaviour Support Practitioner

My passion comes from helping individuals to live life to their fullest potential. I love supporting my client’s goals and always strive to make a positive impact through dedicated and compassionate support that is tailored to their individual needs.  

 My aim is to help individuals with a person-centred approach, focusing on the ways that I can help them achieve their goals. I always make sure I consider a client’s past experiences, personality, and values when I make a tailored approach for support. I enjoy the continual process of learning and development and find it especially rewarding to connect with people from all walks of life.

I love employing compassion and empathy as I help clients to reach their own milestones and step towards their individual growth and development.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Psychology

Chloe Pritchard

Behaviour Support Practitioner

I am a compassionate practitioner who genuinely cares about the people I support. I take time to build meaningful connections with each individual, as I believe feeling understood, respected and valued is essential to positive and lasting change.

I approach my work with empathy, curiosity and kindness, recognising that behaviour is a form of communication. My focus is on supporting individuals to express their needs, emotions and goals in ways that feel safe, empowering and authentic to them. I am a strong listener and work to create trusting relationships where people feel comfortable being themselves.

I use a person-centred and strengths-based approach, tailoring support to suit each person’s unique needs, experiences and goals. 

Qualifications:

– Bachelor (Honours) Psychology and Criminology

Kassandra Nguyen

Behaviour Support Practitioner

I am deeply committed to supporting individuals in ways that honour their lived experiences, dignity,and autonomy. I bring a calm, empathetic presence to my work and prioritise trauma-informed, person-centred care that recognises the impact of past experiences on current wellbeing. I aim to create environments where individuals feel emotionally and physically safe, respected, and empowered to engage at their own pace.

I aim to create a safe and supportive settings that fosters trust, engagement, and reliability through consistent and responsive care. My background in support work has strengthened my focus on integrated, person-centred practice that values collaboration across all supports involved.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Psychology

Alanna Cogle

Behaviour Support Practitioner

I am strongly committed to supporting individuals live fulfilling lives through valuing connection, understanding, and individuality in all my work. I approach each individual with genuine care and curiosity, recognising behaviour as communication shaped by personal experiences, needs and environments.

My practice is grounded in a person-centred approach, with focus on building trusting relationships where people feel heard, valued and supported. I am passionate about empowering individuals to express themselves and work collaboratively towards goals that enhance their quality of life. This is achieved through providing tailored and compassionate support that aligns with each person’s unique journey.

Qualifications:

– Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)