Category: SIL, Roster of Care, Quoting & Documentation

Implementing Behaviour Support Plans in SIL Settings

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This course provides a technical and empathetic framework for support workers operating within Supported Independent Living (SIL) environments. It focuses on the customization of daily routines to align with formal Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs), moving away from restrictive practices toward proactive, positive reinforcement.

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Implementing Behaviour Support Plans in SIL Settings

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Timeframe

Approx. 1.5–2 hours total

Instruction

English

Delivery

100% online (mobile + desktop)

Recognition

Instant digital certificate on completion

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course fee

$20 AUD

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Course Overview

Aligned with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements, this training equips staff with the skills to interpret complex clinical recommendations and translate them into practical, high-quality support. Participants will learn how to create a “low-arousal” environment that reduces the need for behaviors of concern while maintaining the safety and dignity of all household members.

What You’ll Learn

Define the purpose of a Behaviour Support Plan (BSP) and the role of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
Master the principles of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), focusing on the “Function of Behaviour” (e.g., communication, sensory, avoidance).
Interpret clinical strategies within a BSP and implement them consistently across a SIL team.
Implement proactive environmental changes to minimize triggers and reduce the frequency of high-stress incidents.
Execute de-escalation techniques that prioritize the participant’s emotional regulation and physical safety.
Navigate the legal and ethical requirements regarding “Restrictive Practices,” including the goal of reduction and elimination.
Collaborate effectively with Behaviour Practitioners, families, and housemates to ensure a unified approach.
Maintain rigorous, objective documentation (ABC data collection) to provide evidence for plan reviews and adjustments.

Course Modules

Understand Behaviour Support Plans
Implement Positive Behaviour Support Strategies
Implement and Review Support Plans
Collaborate and Comply

Designed For

SIL support workers and house leads.
NDIS providers and team leaders managing high-intensity behavioral portfolios.
Psychosocial recovery coaches and residential care assistants.
Operations managers responsible for NDIS compliance and safeguarding.
Family members and nominees involved in the implementation of home-based support plans.

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Category: SIL, Roster of Care, Quoting & Documentation

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