Liberty Behavioural Services
Melbourne VIC 3003
- Clinic
- NDIS registered
About Liberty Behavioural Services
Liberty Behavioural Services is a registered NDIS provider offering Positive Behaviour Support across Australia. Their compassionate team provides personalised behavioural interventions designed to improve daily functioning and overall wellbeing. Services include Interim Behaviour Support Plans, Functional Behavioural Assessments, Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans, and ongoing training and coaching. Their evidence-based approach supports skill development, emotional regulation, and independence. They work with participants in their homes or everyday settings, offering both in-person and telehealth services. Average wait time is 48 hours from referral to allocation.
What's offered
Clinic sessions
NDIS registered provider
- Behaviour Support
- Therapy
Funding options
- NDIS
Services provided
Get to know Liberty Behavioural Services
From Liberty Behavioural Services's website.
Our approach
Liberty Behavioural Services uses an evidence-based approach to positive behaviour support that focuses on understanding the underlying causes of behaviours of concern. Practitioners identify triggers and teach replacement behaviours and coping mechanisms to reduce anxiety and outbursts. Sessions are tailored to each individual's strengths and challenges, and involve developing behaviour support plans through a functional assessment process that examines triggering events, consequences, and environmental factors. The approach includes environmental strategies, skill-building activities, and reactive de-escalation techniques designed to help individuals develop emotional regulation skills and greater independence. Throughout the process, practitioners provide ongoing training and coaching to the participant and their support network.
Working with families
Family involvement is central to Liberty Behavioural Services' approach, with behaviour support plans developed in consultation with participants and the people caring for them. Practitioners provide training and coaching to parents and caregivers as part of the comprehensive support process, assisting with behaviour management techniques and offering guidance and resources. The testimonials reflect strong communication with families, with parents noting that practitioners allow them to lead discussions on work and goals. Practitioners are described as responsive to questions and calls, and provide ongoing support to both the participant and their family members. Parents can have direct involvement in training sessions and receive strategies to help manage daily routines and interactions more effectively.
Your first visit
The initial process begins with the development of an Interim Behaviour Support Plan, which is a draft plan circulated to key parties for feedback and approval by the relevant state government body. Following this, a functional behavioural assessment is conducted to examine all elements that contribute to or reduce the likelihood of behaviours of concern, including triggering events, consequences, trauma backgrounds, and environmental mismatches. A comprehensive behaviour support plan is then developed based on the function of the behaviour, designed through the lens of emotional regulation and including strategies for decreasing triggers, environmental modifications, and skill-building approaches. Throughout each step, consultation occurs to assess, develop and implement the plan, with training and coaching available. The entire process timeline depends on the complexity of the situation, with the interim plan taking 15-25 hours and the functional assessment taking 15-50 hours to develop.
Locations & areas served
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