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Complex Behaviour Support

Need Complex Behaviour Support across the Central Coast, Campbelltown, Gosford, Sydney, Blacktown, and Liverpool areas?

Triniti Care specialises in support for persons with complex behaviours, specifically those with an intellectual or developmental disability. Complex behaviours might be physically aggressive behaviours, self-injurious behaviours, strategies for elopement, risk-taking behaviours, destructive behaviour or emotional tantrums.

These types of behaviours can significantly affect the quality of life and daily living of the individual, as well as emotional stability and safety of others who are around them. Structured, professional, and compassionate support can be given to individuals by our team to help them cope with such behaviours and improve the quality of life for individuals and their networks of support.

Our method at Triniti Care is safe, respectful, and personalized. In particular, we aim to understand and assist our clients in a manner that results in decreased challenging behaviours, over time.

We understand that all behaviour is purposeful; often, it is communicating an unmet need or responding to an environment. We do not simply attempt to stop the behaviour. We are trying to understand why the behaviour is occurring (the function of the behaviour) and respond to the purpose, with a suitable and compassionate response.

What Are Complex Behaviours?

What Are Complex Behaviours? Complex behaviours, commonly known as behaviours of concern, are actions that may pose a risk to the person or others or that have a substantial impact on a person's well-being. Complex behaviours can include:

Aggression – e.g., hitting, kicking, or biting
Property destruction – e.g., breaking or damaging objects
Self-injury – e.g., head-banging, skin-picking, or other forms of self-harm
Unsafe behaviours – e.g., running away, eating non-food items, or engaging in risky actions
Emotional outbursts or repetitive behaviours, which can be intense or difficult to manage

These behaviours are not always intentional or "bad" behaviours. More so, they are a means for people to express an unmet need, a feeling of discomfort, some physical pain, or emotional distress. At Triniti Care, we use evidence from literature, our practice, and compassion, and use an individual-centred approach. Our aim, for every individual, is to ensure they feel safe, understood, and supported in a way that maintains their dignity and quality of life.

How We Can Assist

We closely collaborate with the individual, their family, and support team to create a clear and effective behaviour support plan that emphasises positive outcomes and enhanced quality of life.

Our Services Include:

Individualised Behaviour Support Plans

Individualised behaviour support plans are developed to meet individual needs and goals, as well as regularly reviewed to think about continuing effectiveness and person-centredness. And aligned with individual preferences and priorities.

Positive and Proactive Strategies

We utilise strength-based methods with an emphasis on preventing concerning behaviours and fostering positive, purposeful engagement.

Collaboration with Families, Carers, and Support Workers

We partner with the participant's care network to ensure continuous support across settings.

Assistance in Reducing or Eliminating Restrictive Practices

Our team facilitates safe reduction of restrictive practices in accordance with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission guidelines.

Training and Capacity Building

We provide training and coaching to staff and families to help them better understand behaviours and respond effectively.

Functional Behaviour Assessments

In-depth assessments to uncover the causes behind behaviours and inform practical, effective interventions.

Ongoing Monitoring and Plan Reviews

Regular tracking, reporting, and updates to ensure each behaviour support plan remains responsive to changing needs.

Trauma-Informed and Culturally Responsive Support

We prioritise empathy, cultural awareness, and an understanding of past trauma in all our interactions.

24/7 Registered Nurse On-Call

A Registered Nurse is available around the clock to offer immediate clinical guidance and support when needed.

Nurse Practitioner Advice and Support

Access to experienced Nurse Practitioners for advanced clinical advice, medication reviews, and support with complex health needs, ensuring high-quality care coordination.

A Safe and Ethical Approach to Restrictive Practices

At Triniti Care we only see the use of restrictive practices including physical restraints, environmental restraints, or other types of restrictions as a last resort. Our guidelines are clearly set by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and also ensure fully transparency, ethical considerations, and protect a person's human rights and dignity when any restrictive practices are being considered.

Our approach includes:

Ensuring all practices are respectful, ethical, and evidence-based.
Regular review and open monitoring of behaviour support plans.
A strong focus on reducing or eliminating the need for restrictive practices over time.
Involving families, carers, and professionals in decision-making and planning.
Meeting all legal requirements, including obtaining the necessary authorisations and reporting

Need Support?

Contact us today to find out how our Complex Behaviour Support services in Central Coast, Campbelltown, Gosford, Sydney, Blacktown and Liverpool can help. Should any person you support experience behaviour of concern, do not hesitate to call Triniti Care to see how we can help.