Supervision is tailored to the practitioner’s experience, role and development needs. It can be provided regularly or at an agreed frequency. 

What Might Supervision Include?​

• Support with restrictive practices and NDIS Commission requirements

• Case consultation and complex decision-making

• Behaviour support assessment and planning

• Review and feedback on behaviour support plans and other documentation

• Developing practical, person-centred and neuroaffirming approaches

• Reflective practice 

• Professional Development of individual topics by request including certificate 

• Support to build evidence towards Behaviour Support Practitioner capability levels

• Navigating practitioner responsibilities within the NDIS behaviour support framework

• Self-assessment and capability portfolio review​

Self Assessment & Portfolio Reviews

​Where a practitioner is seeking supervisor review of a self-assessment or capability portfolio, an established supervision relationship is required. This ensures any review or endorsement is based on demonstrated practice, capability and evidence gathered over time, rather than a one-off document review.​