UBUNTU
Behaviour Support
ABN 16 666 150 787 NDIS Registration number 4IRD4PL1 NDIS ID No 405 101 7678
Pronounced Ooboontoo
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I am because you are
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“Ubuntu is the profound sense that we are human only through the humanity of others; that if we are to accomplish anything in this world, it will in equal measure be due to the work and achievements of others” Nelson Mandela
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At Ubuntu Behaviour Support we celebrate our differences, work to improve the quality of life of those who are also human, and support those who choose to engage in our service
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What does NDIS say about PBS?
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What is positive behaviour support
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What to expect from your specialist behaviour support provider
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Choosing a specialist behaviour support provider
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Understanding your rights
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What to do if you are not happy with your specialist behaviour support provider
What do we offer at Ubuntu Behaviour Support
Ubuntu is a registered NDIS provider who specialises in:
Positive Behaviour Support,
Assessment and Reduction of Restrictive Practice
Letters of Recommendation for funding
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What does a Behaviour Support Practitioner do?
A behaviour support practitioner is like a coach who helps people learn to manage their actions better. They work with individuals who might have trouble controlling their behaviours, which can sometimes cause problems for them or others.
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Understand: They try to understand why a person might be acting out. Maybe they’re upset, frustrated, or need help with something.
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Teach: They teach new ways to handle situations so that the person doesn’t get into trouble or upset others.
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Help: They help change things in the person’s life that might be causing stress or problems
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Support: They give support to the person and their family, helping everyone learn how to work together for a happier life.
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So, they’re like helpers who make life smoother by teaching good behaviour skills.