What We Offer
At Neurovale, we believe meaningful change begins with understanding.
Our services are designed to empower individuals through evidence-based, person-centred Behaviour Support and Counselling under the NDIS.
We work collaboratively with participants, families, and support teams to develop practical strategies that build independence, confidence, and emotional wellbeing.
Positive Behaviour Support
At Neurovale, our Behaviour Support services focus on understanding the reasons behind behaviour and promoting skill development, communication, and independence.
We work closely with participants, families, and support teams to design practical, evidence-based strategies that improve quality of life and reduce the need for restrictive practices.
Counselling
Our Counselling services provide a safe, supportive space for individuals to explore thoughts, emotions, and challenges.
Using person-centred and strengths-based approaches, we help clients build coping skills, enhance emotional wellbeing, and strengthen relationships
FAQ
What is Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)?
PBS is an evidence-based approach that focuses on understanding the reasons behind behaviour. It aims to improve quality of life by teaching skills and creating supportive environments.
How does PBS help participants
It helps individuals build communication and emotional regulation skills while supporting families and staff to respond consistently and positively.
Who can access Behaviour Support through the NDIS?
Anyone with funding under Improved Relationships (Capacity Building) who needs Behaviour Support strategies or guidance can access this service.
What happens during the Behaviour Support process?
Your practitioner meets with you and your team, completes assessments, and creates a personalised Behaviour Support Plan with practical strategies
What’s the difference between an Interim and a Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan?
- Interim: Short-term plan for safety and immediate needs.
- Comprehensive: Detailed plan with assessments, proactive strategies, and skill-building goals.
Do you work with families, schools, and support staff?
Yes. Collaboration is key to success, so we work closely with everyone involved in the participant’s daily life for consistent and supportive outcomes.
What qualifications do Behaviour Support Practitioners have?
All Neurovale practitioners are qualified professionals registered with the NDIS Commission, trained in psychology, counselling, or allied health.
How do I make a referral for Behaviour Support?
You can complete our online referral form or contact us directly. We’ll confirm NDIS funding and arrange an initial consultation to discuss your goals
Partnering with You to Promote Wellbeing and Independence
We value collaboration and shared understanding to deliver supports that empower individuals to thrive in their daily lives.
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