NDIS Services

We are a registered NDIS provider with approval to deliver Therapeutic Supports and Behaviour Support in accordance with the NDIS Practice Standards and the requirements of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

We work with children, adolescents, and adults with disability, supporting participants to improve quality of life, build skills, and reduce barriers to meaningful participation.

Specialist Forensic Disability & Complex Behaviour Support

We provide specialist Therapeutic Supports and Behaviour Support for NDIS participants with complex, high-risk, and forensic-informed presentations, particularly where behaviour places the participant or others at risk, or where there is concern about justice involvement.

Our team is experienced in working with participants whose disability-related support needs may include:

• Aggressive or violent behaviours
• Sexually harmful or inappropriate sexual behaviours
• Significant boundary, impulse-control, or risk-management difficulties
• Current or historical involvement with police, courts, youth justice, or custodial settings
• Escalating risk within supported accommodation, family homes, or community settings

We are well placed to support participants who have not responded to standard behaviour support approaches, or where plans require a higher level of clinical and risk expertise.

Behaviour Support for High-Risk & Justice-Adjacent Presentations

We regularly work alongside:

• Support coordinators
• Specialist support coordinators
• SIL / SDA providers
• Accommodation and community support teams
• Legal, justice, and safeguarding stakeholders

Behaviour Support Plans are practical, clearly written, and designed for real-world implementation by support teams. We prioritise:

• Clear guidance for staff and carers
• Risk-informed strategies that are ethically and legally defensible
• Capacity building within the support system
• Ongoing consultation and review where risk is dynamic
  

Clinical Leadership in Forensic Behaviour Support

• Our Behaviour Support services are led by Luke, a highly experienced Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner with a strong reputation in the field for his work with complex, high-risk, and forensic disability presentations.
• Luke brings extensive experience working at the intersection of disability, behaviour support, and forensic risk, and is frequently sought out for cases involving aggression, sexually harmful behaviours, and justice system interfaces. His work is characterised by careful formulation, ethical decision-making, and practical strategies that support both safety and long-term outcomes.

How to Refer

Referrals are welcome from the participant, support coordinators, plan managers, and allied professionals. Please download and complete the NDIS Referral form and email it to info@receptivepsychology.com.au.