Our team, registered NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioners.

A neurodiverse team doing the work properly, not a call-centre. Advanced Behaviour Support Services is a registered NDIS provider built by practitioners who understand disability from the inside, with 70+ years of combined experience across Adelaide, the Barossa, the Mid North and Clare Valley, and the Yorke Peninsula.

Our Team

At Advanced Behaviour Support Services, you’ll work with a team of dedicated professionals who are passionate about improving the lives of people with disability and their families.

As a registered NDIS provider, we bring together Behaviour Support Practitioners, Social Workers, Support Coordinators, and Disability Support Workers who work collaboratively to provide personalised, evidence-informed support. We value genuine relationships, practical solutions, and taking the time to understand what matters most to each person.

Whether you’re accessing behaviour support, social work, support coordination, or disability support, you’ll be supported by a team that is committed to delivering high-quality services across metropolitan and regional South Australia.

Registered NDIS Provider: 4053474374

At a glance

Registered NDIS Provider (4053474374).
Multidisciplinary team including Behaviour Support Practitioners, Social Workers, Support Coordinators, and Disability Support Workers.
Person-centred, evidence-informed services tailored to individual goals and needs.
Supporting people across Adelaide, the Barossa, the Mid North and Clare Valley, and the Yorke Peninsula.

Why we started Advanced Behaviour

Too many participants in regional South Australia are told a service is available, then find it is two hours away and booked out. Too many families are handed a behaviour support plan written in jargon that nobody coached them to use. We started Advanced Behaviour to do both of those things properly: reach the people other providers will not drive to, and write plans the support team can actually deliver.

Our team has worked inside the systems that shape our participants' lives, including NDIS, the legal system, homelessness services, child protection, and regional communities. When a participant's situation is tangled across several of those at once, we are not learning it for the first time.

Benefits of being supported by a neurodiverse team

Our team is neurodiverse. That is not a marketing line. Practitioners with lived experience of neurodivergence shape the assessments we write, because they understand sensory overwhelm, masking, and the cost of a demand-heavy day from the inside. It means the strategies in our plans are realistic, and it means participants and families are met without judgment from the first conversation.

What we stand for

A team that understands from the inside

Our team is neurodiverse, with practitioners who bring lived experience of neurodivergence to the work. That means the plans we write are realistic about sensory load, masking, and shutdown, rather than what looks tidy on paper.

Experience across the hard systems

Our team has worked across NDIS, legal, homelessness, child protection, and regional communities. When a participant's situation crosses systems, we have been there before.

Support that thinks outside the box

A behaviour support plan that only works in a quiet clinic is not a plan. We build support around the real life a participant lives, including the hard days and the regional distance.