NDIS Behaviour Support
Understand why behaviour happens. Build a plan around the person. Put it into practice with their family, school or support team.
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, your family or someone you work with, we’ll help you understand the next step. You don’t need to have every answer before getting in touch.
A clear referral pathway, practical support and communication you can follow. We work with the participant and their team, from assessment through to implementation and review.
Refer a participantYou know your family. We bring a fresh understanding of behaviour and practical strategies that fit your child, your routines and the people supporting you.
Talk about family supportSupport built around the person’s goals, strengths and choices, with guidance for the people supporting them at home and in the community.
Ask about supportWe believe every person has a right to a life of meaning, purpose and joy. That starts with understanding the person—not just the behaviour.
We look at the person, the situation and what behaviour may be communicating—not just the incident in front of us.
We help families and teams use strategies day to day, then review what is and isn’t working.
Shared goals, practical next steps and updates that keep the person and their support network involved.
Kiran Roberts and David Ahern provide clinical oversight and supervision, helping our clinicians work through complex support needs.
Positive Behaviour Support is our core service. Alongside it, we offer parent coaching and team training to build confidence in everyday support.
Understand why behaviour happens. Build a plan around the person. Put it into practice with their family, school or support team.
Practical coaching for parents of all children, including neurodivergent children. Understand your child’s needs and work through everyday challenges with guidance that fits your family.
Help your team put behaviour support into practice. Workshops and mentoring for support workers and educators, focused on clear, consistent responses and everyday skills.
Assessment, planning, training and review—all connected. Here’s how we work with you and the people supporting you.
Start a referralTell us where support is needed. We’ll discuss suitability, availability and funding, then explain the referral and service agreement.
We gather the person’s perspective, observe what’s happening and work with their support network to understand what is contributing to behaviour.
Your Behaviour Support Plan sets out prevention, skill-building and response strategies around the person’s needs, goals and everyday environments.
We guide families and support teams through the strategies, check what is working and adjust the plan as needs change.
We support people across these regions and nearby communities. Get in touch to check current availability in your area.
Our home base, supporting participants, families and teams across the Ipswich region.
Supporting participants and teams across Brisbane, including South Brisbane.
Gold Coast-based clinicians, also supporting South Brisbane and the Tweed region.
Supporting participants and their teams across the Greater Toowoomba region.
Newcastle-based support for participants, families and teams in the surrounding area.
Clinical oversight from Kiran Roberts and David Ahern, with a team experienced in disability, counselling, youth work and education. Meet the people behind your support.
"It was such a great experience working with Kiran. He really showed that he cared about our needs and family dynamics."
"Wired Different consistently communicated, provided incredible client centred support, and have been transparent every step of the way. That can be hard to find in the NDIS."
"Wired Different were able to support us to identify where we needed support. It felt obvious once we were told, but we couldn't have seen it without their experience."
Tell us a little about you and where support is needed. We’ll contact you to discuss the fit, current availability and how to complete a referral.
We’ll discuss funding and explain any provider setup after we’ve confirmed suitability and availability.
Can’t find your answer? Email admin@wireddifferent.au or call 07 3566 1442.
Positive Behaviour Support starts with understanding why behaviour happens and what the person needs. We use that understanding to build skills, adjust supports and develop practical strategies that improve quality of life. The focus is the person—not simply stopping a behaviour.
Children, teenagers and adults with disability or neurodivergence who need support with behaviours affecting everyday life. We work with the person, their family and their wider support team. An initial conversation helps us understand whether behaviour support is the right fit.
Funding depends on your NDIS plan and the supports it includes. Tell us how your plan is managed and we’ll discuss the funding and service arrangements before getting started. Your support coordinator or plan manager can help you understand what is available.
Participants, parents, carers, support coordinators and providers can all get in touch. The form on this page is the first step, not a full clinical referral. With the right consent, we’ll arrange the information needed to take things further.
Availability varies by location and support needs. We work across Ipswich, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Toowoomba and Newcastle, with surrounding areas considered. Send an enquiry and we’ll confirm whether we can help before you commit to services.
We work with families and support teams to understand and use the strategies. Training, feedback and review help us see what’s working and where changes are needed. Implementation and follow-up are agreed as part of the service arrangements.
Yes. Use the enquiry form or email admin@wireddifferent.au. We can discuss service suitability and the referral process first. Please leave out clinical documents and sensitive participant details at this stage.
Start with your contact details. We’ll help you understand whether we’re the right fit and what comes next.
Kiran is the director and co-founder of Wired Different, with a background in disability support and employment services. As a senior clinician, he combines direct work with participants and families with clinical oversight of the practice.
He works alongside David Ahern to support the team through supervision and clinical review. Outside work, he enjoys time with his family, reading and a game of chess.