Do you have an NDIS plan? Lifestart supports children and young people through tailored Behaviour Support delivered by passionate and qualified experts who have helped countless children and young people reach their full potential.
What do we offer?
We offer Positive Behaviour Support for children and young people living with disability. We also develop and implement Positive Behaviour Support Plans.
Our staff include specialist Behaviour Support Clinicians and other professionals experienced in implementing general behaviour support practices.
We work with children, young people and their family and carers to:
- identify and understand the behaviours of concern that may be impacting on a child or young person’s participation in daily routines and activities
- develop an individualised plan to support learning new skills and ways to behave when joining in activities with family and friends
Positive Behaviour Support is about partnering with children, young people and their families and carers in problem solving and in places where they spend time.
We can also talk to the people in a child or young person’s life about how they can best support managing behaviour. This might be family, friends, teachers or other professionals.
Where a restrictive practice is being considered in supporting a child or young person, the process for authorisation will follow Lifestart’s Restrictive Practices Policy and Procedures including submission to our Restrictive Practice Authorisation Panel.
To help us match you with the right available support, we need you to answer a few questions by filling out the simple web enquiry below. One of our Customer Experience Specialists will match these answers against current availabilities and be in touch.
Do we provide services in your area?
We provide Positive Behaviour Support in the Sydney metropolitan area including – Western Sydney, Northern Sydney, Eastern Sydney, Southern Sydney, the Inner West and parts of South Western Sydney.
What is the cost?
Costs vary depending on the service provided. You can use your NDIS funding package (we offer services under the support areas of Improved Daily Living and Improved Relationships) or pay privately.
Meet some of our passionate therapists!
Kriti
- Graduated from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).
- 2 years of experience working with children, young people, their families and supports
- Supporting families using creative approaches to behaviour and nature-based and play-based interventions.
- Enjoys reading, coffee, and coastal walks outside of work.
- Languages: Fluent in English and Hindi.
- Location: Based in Western Sydney.
Manpreet
- Graduated from University of Adelaide with a Bachelor of Psychology.
- Over 5 years experience working with children and young people and their families
- Has done Graduate Diploma in Psychology(western Sydney university) and Graduate Certificate in Applied Behaviour Analysis( Griffith University)
- I am passionate about empowering individuals to lead fulfilling lives. I thrive on understanding the unique needs of those I support, using evidence-based strategies to promote positive behavior, and fostering meaningful connections. I am passionate about partnering with families and communities to create tailored interventions that enhance communication, social skills, and emotional regulation.
- Outside of work, enjoys reading new research in evidence-based interventions, Gardening, cooking, and traveling.
- Languages: English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu.
- Location: Baulkham Hills, Blacktown and surrounding areas
Rachel
- Bachelor of Health Sciences from University of Sydney
- Over 20 years’ experience working with people of all ages with disability.
- Completed training in Foundation Coach Approach, Collaborative and Proactive Solutions, Reflective Practice in Supervision, and the Keyworker Approach.
- Currently provides clinical support to the Behaviour Support team as an Advanced Practitioner, and acts as an Independent Specialist on Restrictive Practice Approval Panel.
- She loves to support others to understand more about behaviour and what motivates people
- She is passionate about understanding the personal experience of her clients, allowing them to tell their story so she can best help them to advocate for their needs.
- Outside of work, Rachel enjoys music, movies, relaxing with a cup of tea, spending time with friends and family, and being outdoors for picnics or walks.