Our Services
Practical Support at Every Stage.
Whether you're seeking direct support, professional guidance or tailored training, our services are collaborative, evidence-informed and responsive to your needs.
NDIS Specialist Behaviour Support
Specialist Positive Behaviour Support for NDIS participants of all ages, with a particular focus on neurodivergent children, adolescents and their families. Neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, and tailored to each person's strengths, needs and goals.
Services Include
- Functional Behaviour Assessments
- Interim and Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
- Restrictive Practice assessment, reduction and elimination
- Parent and caregiver coaching
- School and multidisciplinary team collaboration
- NDIS reporting and plan reviews
Early Childhood Early Intervention
Early experiences matter. Family-centred early intervention supporting young children's communication, emotional development, participation and wellbeing within the context of everyday routines.
Services May Include
- Early behavioural and developmental assessment
- Parent coaching
- Communication and participation strategies
- Daily routine and transition skill-building
- School transition planning
Clinical Supervision
Reflective clinical supervision for Positive Behaviour Support practitioners at Core and Proficient levels. Available Australia-wide via secure telehealth, with face-to-face sessions in Sydney by arrangement.
Services May Include
- Review and feedback on your Functional Behaviour Assessments
- Guidance on Behaviour Support Plan development
- Building clinical formulation and report writing skills
- Ethical decision-making, reflective practice
- Support toward Core and Proficient endorsement
Professional Development & Training
Practical, evidence-informed training for families, support workers, educators and organisations building knowledge and capability in supporting neurodivergent individuals. Delivered online or in person.
Training Topics Include
- Neurodiversity-affirming practice
- Understanding behaviour as communication
- Emotional regulation and co-regulation
- Trauma-informed approaches
- Implementing Behaviour Support Plans
Looking for something more specific? We tailor workshops to your organisation, school or team. Get in touch →
Specialist Support
Younger-Onset Dementia Support
Younger-onset dementia refers to dementia diagnosed before 65, spanning children living with rare genetic conditions through to adults in their 30s, 40s and 50s. It's an NDIS-eligible diagnosis, and Natalie has worked alongside multiple families through this journey. As a person's abilities change; distress, agitation or withdrawal are rarely random. They're often signals of pain, overstimulation, or a need that can no longer be spoken, and support starts with reading those signals.
This includes NDIS-funded Behaviour Support Plans, developed and reviewed as needs change, working alongside the family, the care team, and, for children and young people, their school. The aim is to reduce distress, protect dignity, and support quality of life at every stage.
Get in touchWhy Choose Neuroinclusive Supports
Evidence-informed practice, delivered with compassion.
What Guides Our Practice
Principles that shape everything we do.
Connection Over Compliance
Relationships are at the heart of meaningful support. We prioritise trust, collaboration and co-regulation, recognising that lasting change happens when people feel safe and understood.
Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice
We recognise neurodivergence as a natural part of human diversity. Our approach moves beyond deficit-based models to support autonomy, authenticity and individual strengths.
Rights, Dignity & Quality of Life
Positive Behaviour Support is about far more than reducing behaviours of concern. We are committed to protecting human rights and supporting self-directed lives.
Reflective & Ethical Practice
We believe the best outcomes come from curiosity and ongoing reflection, grounded in evidence-informed practice.
Ready to get started?
Whether you're a family looking for support or a practitioner looking for supervision, we'd love to hear from you.