We start by understanding what influences behaviour. Then we build practical strategies with the person and the people around them. Learn about the process, funding and referrals.
Psychology support at RM Therapy
When behaviour support may help
Getting started
We begin with intake and clinician matching. The practitioner gathers information through conversations, observations and available records, with the appropriate consent. The assessment considers the person’s communication, experiences, strengths and environment.
The support plan explains practical strategies and how those supporting the person can use them. We review whether the plan remains appropriate and make changes as needs and circumstances change.
our fees
See Fees and Funding for RM Therapy’s listed hourly rate and information about agreed travel, report and other eligible charges. NDIS funding depends on the participant’s plan and the applicable rules.
New behaviour support referrals require intake review before we confirm clinician fit and availability. Send the referral through our secure form and include the relevant plan and existing support information.
Our approach prioritises the person’s rights, dignity and quality of life. Any restrictive-practice matters require the relevant specialist assessment, authorisation, safeguards and reporting. They must not be treated as ordinary behaviour-management advice.
Our people
Where consent allows, we can collaborate with families, support workers, educators and other clinicians. Shared understanding helps people use the plan consistently and recognise what is working.
Ask your practitioner to explain the person’s plan and safeguards in a format you can understand.
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