Positive Practices

03/11/2025

Lena and Michelle out in Milikapiti today, thank you for the hospitality 🐟🐟

07/10/2025

Risk isn’t a checklist - it’s a process.

At Positive Practices, we use structured professional judgement and embed risk considerations across everything we do: FBAs, formulations, mediator analysis, BSP strategies, safety protocols and service planning.

We ask the big questions:
🔹How do we balance dignity of risk with safety?
🔹What happens during service transitions, new accommodation, or client matches?
🔹How do we consider cultural context and consider this in situations like return to country?

We need to think about and manage risk effectively to make sure we are supporting people to live fully, with dignity and choice at the centre.

07/10/2025

We’re still learning what it means to do remote work well. We keep working on how to show up, listen, and build something that makes sense for each community.
Every trip teaches us something new about connection, context, and the kind of presence that matters most.

24/09/2025

Misinformation grabs attention. But the real story is analysing why systems and attitudes make life harder for autistic people.
Positive Behaviour Support should focus on inclusion and quality of life, not on erasing people’s differences

22/09/2025

We are looking for an experienced Finance and Administration Assistant. If you, or someone you know fits this job description please apply now!

Be the backbone of our team and make a difference! More than just an administration role. It’s an opportunity to contribute to meaningful change.

02/09/2025

There’s no quick fix when it comes to behaviour support. But there is a process that works. PBS means taking the time to understand the person, create a clear and practical plan, and walk alongside them and the people who support them. It’s a journey shaped by their goals, values, and what matters most in everyday life.

22/08/2025

PBS isn’t about quick fixes or behaviour charts. It’s about creating the right environments and teaching meaningful skills so people can live with dignity and independence