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Top Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Providers in Osborne Park

Osborne Park, Western Australia10 providersPositive Behaviour Support (PBS)

There are 10 NDIS Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) providers listed in Osborne Park. Across 10 reviewed providers, the average rating is 4.3 from 156 reviews.

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Providers
10
Avg rating · 10 reviewed
4.3★
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Updated September 2026
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What Ability Pty Ltd

4.8(55 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Supported Independent Living (SIL)Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+9 more
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Enable Wa

4.1(39 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+13 more
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Avivo: Live Life

3.9(22 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Supported Independent Living (SIL)Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+8 more
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Dot Humanity Pty Ltd.

4.6(9 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Housing & Tenancy SupportAssistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+13 more
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Connect Case Management Pty Ltd

5.0(6 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Transition Support (School, Work, Housing)Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care+2 more
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Yesability Pty Ltd

4.7(6 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Group Day ProgramsSocial Activities & Participation+4 more
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Jane's Care Pty Ltd

4.0(4 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+8 more
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Livebig Pty Ltd

2.5(10 reviews)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI)Therapy Services (OT, Speech, Physio, Psychology)
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Excellent Carers

5.0(1 review)

Osborne Park, WA

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)Housing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+15 more

About the service

About Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) under the NDIS

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an evidence-based, person-centred approach that helps participants who display behaviours of concern to have a better quality of life. Rather than suppressing behaviour, PBS uses a functional assessment to understand why it occurs, then develops a behaviour support plan that improves the person's environment, teaches new skills, and supports the people around them to respond well. It is delivered by qualified behaviour support practitioners.

A central goal is reducing and, where possible, eliminating restrictive practices, with strong safeguards and oversight to protect participants' rights. PBS is funded under capacity-building supports and involves assessment, plan development, training for families and workers, and ongoing review; success depends on everyone implementing the plan consistently. When choosing a provider, look for suitably qualified and registered practitioners, a genuinely person-centred, evidence-based approach, and a focus on skill-building, reducing restrictive practices, and measuring real quality-of-life improvements.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) providers are there in Osborne Park?

There are 10 NDIS Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) providers listed in Osborne Park.

What is the average rating of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) providers in Osborne Park?

The average rating is 4.3 across 10 reviewed providers.

What is a behaviour support plan?

It is a plan developed by a qualified behaviour support practitioner, based on a functional assessment of why behaviours of concern occur. It sets out strategies to improve the person's environment, teach new skills, and guide how the people around them respond, with the goal of a better quality of life and reduced reliance on restrictive practices.

How is Positive Behaviour Support funded?

PBS is generally funded under capacity-building supports for improved relationships. It typically covers assessment, plan development, training and coaching for families and support workers, and ongoing review as needs change.

How do I choose a behaviour support provider?

Look for suitably qualified and registered behaviour support practitioners, a person-centred and evidence-based approach, and a strong focus on skill-building and reducing restrictive practices. Ask how they involve the person and their support network and how they measure real quality-of-life improvements.

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