Carer Training
Our carer training program focuses on the following key areas:
Behaviour support plans (BSPs) are meticulously crafted strategies aimed at mitigating and managing challenging behaviours demonstrated by individuals with disabilities. These plans are tailored to the unique needs of each individual, focusing on understanding the root causes of challenging behaviours and employing effective interventions. Carers, encompassing family members and National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) support workers, assume a pivotal role in executing BSPs as they engage with individuals on a daily basis. Their deep involvement allows them to provide crucial feedback on the effectiveness of interventions and to make real-time adjustments to the plan as needed. It is imperative that carers receive comprehensive training and ongoing support to ensure the successful implementation of BSPs, fostering a supportive environment that promotes the overall well-being and development of individuals with disabilities.
Understanding challenging behaviours:
We provide in-depth knowledge and understanding of challenging behaviours, including their causes, triggers, and underlying factors. Through this training, carers will develop a clear understanding of the impact these behaviours can have on individuals and those around them.
BSP development and implementation:
Our training program emphasises the importance of person-centered approaches in creating behaviour support plans. Carers will learn how to collaborate with individuals, their families, and support teams to develop individualised plans that address specific behaviours and promote positive outcomes. They will gain practical skills in implementing BSPs, including data collection, behaviour tracking, and progress monitoring.