The Brain Injury Association of Queensland operates a Behaviour Consultancy Service (BCS).  The service offers support, advice, interventions, education and mentoring to human service organisations, families and individuals that support or interact with persons who exhibit complex or challenging behaviours.

What does the Behaviour Consultancy Service do?

ASSESSMENT SERVICE

TRAINING SERVICE

• Introduction to Acquired Brain Injury;
• Understanding and Managing Complex and Challenging Behaviours;
• Supporting persons with a Memory impairment;
• Managing Impulsivity;
• Understanding and improving interactions & communication (Organisational focus);
• The Effective Support Person;
• Positive Behaviour Support;
• Impaired insight;
• Customised courses based on and individual’s behaviour support needs or on organisational training needs.

Who pays for services provided by Behaviour Consultancy Service?

Service provision criteria & eligibility.

• The person exhibiting the challenging behaviour is at risk of self harm or is in danger of harm from the community or the environment;
• An employee, carer or family member is at risk of harm;
• Other clients of the service provider are at risk of harm;
• The person who exhibits the challenging behaviour is at risk of being denied access to support;
• The person who exhibits the challenging behaviour is at risk of unnecessary exposure to the criminal justice system;
• The person who exhibits the challenging behaviour is at risk of becoming socially isolated.

How do you apply for this service?