The Behaviour & Wellbeing Clinic: Department of Neurodevelopmental Behavioural Medicine
Parramatta NSW 2145
- NDIS registered
About The Behaviour & Wellbeing Clinic: Department of Neurodevelopmental Behavioural Medicine
The Behaviour & Wellbeing Clinic is a specialized disability service provider focused on neurodevelopmental and behavioral research, offering positive behaviour support and core disability services for individuals of all ages and levels of complexity. They are experts in the field providing Specialist Behavioural Support tailored to individual needs under the NDIS framework. The clinic also operates the Department of Neurodevelopmental Behavioural Medicine (DNBM) and The Behaviour & Neurodevelopment Hub offering professional learning, courses, workshops, and parental training programs grounded in evidence-based neurodevelopmental behavioural research.
What's offered
NDIS registered provider
- Community Participation
- Therapy
- Life Transitions
- Personal Care
- Nursing Care
- Early Childhood
- Daily Living
- Life Skills
- Group Programs
- Transport
- Behaviour Support
- Household Help
Funding options
- NDIS
Services provided
Get to know The Behaviour & Wellbeing Clinic: Department of Neurodevelopmental Behavioural Medicine
From The Behaviour & Wellbeing Clinic: Department of Neurodevelopmental Behavioural Medicine's website.
Our approach
The service uses evidence-based practice grounded in person-centred decision-making and Positive Behaviour Support principles. Sessions are informed by neuro-affirming and trauma-informed care, with the goal of building communication, independence and emotional regulation rather than simply reducing concerning behaviours. Before developing practical, respectful strategies, the team takes time to understand each child's strengths, interests, environment, communication style and aspirations. All recommendations are designed to be achievable and meaningful for the participant and their family, reflecting the latest research in behaviour support, psychology and neuroscience.
Working with families
Families are central to the service delivery model, with the team working collaboratively with participants, families and support teams throughout assessment and intervention. Staff and family training are provided as part of behaviour support services, and support workers are carefully matched with participants based on personality, interests and communication style to encourage genuine relationships. The approach emphasises collaboration with families and professionals while respecting participant choice and dignity.
Meet the team
The team includes Behavioural Intervention Specialists and a Senior Specialist Behavioural Interventionist with relevant qualifications. Jason Abbas Aramideh, for example, is a Senior Specialist Behavioural Interventionist, psychotherapist and neuroscientist with over a decade of experience in behavioural sciences, specialising in severe Autism Spectrum Disorders, Intellectual Disabilities, Borderline Personality Disorders, Anxiety, Depression and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders. The service is delivered by registered NDIS providers with expertise in contemporary evidence-based practice.
Locations & areas served
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