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Positive Behaviour Support Training Online

Practical, evidence-informed online Positive Behaviour Support training for individuals of all ages with emotional and behavioural support needs.

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For Everyone
For Everyone

Parents, Educators, Support Staff & Allied Health Professionals

Flexible Learning
Flexible Learning

Train anytime, anywhere, at your own pace

Practical Strategies
Practical Strategies

Real-world strategies you can apply

Evidence-Informed
Evidence-Informed

Aligned with current PBS practice

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ACT Accredited Program TQI 2026
NDIS Registered Provider

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Learn how brain-based differences influence attention, memory, sensory processing, impulse control, communication, and social understanding.

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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Support focus, organisation, and self-control through structured, strengths-based Positive Behaviour Support approaches.

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Emotional Regulation Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Teach children to recognise, express, and manage their emotions through the Rainbow of Emotions and CHARGE Toolbelt framework.

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Transform power struggles into collaboration with PBS strategies that balance structure, empathy, and consistency.

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Aggressive Behaviours Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Understand what drives aggression and apply Positive Behaviour Support to promote safety, regulation, and lasting change.

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Anxiety Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Learn evidence-based PBS strategies to reduce anxiety, build coping confidence, and create calm, supportive environments.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Enhance communication, flexibility, and participation using tailored PBS strategies that honour neurodiverse needs.

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Pathological Demand Avoidance Online Course

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Reduce anxiety-driven demand avoidance by supporting autonomy, emotional safety, and engagement through low-demand Positive Behaviour Support strategies.

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Trauma Informed Positive Behaviour Support

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Learn practical, trauma-responsive strategies to support young people whose behaviour, emotional regulation, and relationships have been shaped by trauma.

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Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Recognise the neurocognitive changes following brain injury and respond to behaviours of concern through a compassionate, rehabilitation-focused PBS lens.

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Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)

$1655 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingTQI & NESA Accredited

Specialised knowledge, practical skills and therapeutic techniques that you can put into practice every day to support children with attachment difficulties

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Sexualised Behaviours of Concern (SBoC)

$993 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingNESA Accredited

Understand sexualised behaviours, recognise patterns of risk, vulnerability, and escalation. Appreciate the importance of a child's developmental ability / status and their age when assessing sexualised behaviour.

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School Refusal Behaviour

$993 hoursSelf pacedSuitable for NDIS FundingNESA Accredited

Learn how to identify the underlying reasons for school refusal and respond in ways that prioritise safety, emotional wellbeing, and gradual re-engagement.

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Why Choose Behaviour Help for Online Positive Behaviour Support Training?

Behaviour Help provides practical, evidence-informed Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) training for parents, educators, support staff and allied health professionals supporting individuals with emotional and behavioural support needs.

Our online PBS courses provide practical strategies for understanding behaviour, identifying factors that may be contributing to behaviours of concern, preventing difficulties where possible, and teaching skills that support communication, emotional regulation, participation and quality of life.

Training topics include:

  • Understanding behaviour and behaviours of concern
  • Functional Behaviour Assessment and Positive Behaviour Support
  • Emotional regulation and coping skills
  • Preventative and proactive behaviour support strategies
  • Responding safely and effectively to behaviours of concern
  • Positive Behaviour Support for individuals experiencing:
    • Aggressive behaviour
    • Oppositional and defiant behaviour
    • ADHD
    • Anxiety
    • Autism

Courses are developed by Dolly Bhargava, NDIS Registered Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner and Speech Pathologist, drawing on over 26 years’ experience supporting individuals with emotional and behavioural support needs and a focus on practical strategies that can be applied in everyday settings.

Positive Behaviour Support vs Traditional Discipline

Positive Behaviour Support focuses on understanding why behaviour is occurring, rather than simply trying to stop it.

Punishment, yelling or other reactive approaches may sometimes stop a behaviour in the moment, but they do not necessarily address the factors contributing to the behaviour or teach the person what they can do instead.

PBS takes a different approach. It considers the person, their environment, communication, skills, needs and the situations in which behaviours occur. This information can then be used to develop proactive supports and teach meaningful alternative skills.

Behaviour can also communicate important information. A person may be communicating that something is difficult, uncomfortable, overwhelming, confusing or unavailable to them. Understanding this can help parents, educators and support professionals respond in ways that are more effective, respectful and supportive.

Our online Positive Behaviour Support courses provide practical strategies for supporting communication, emotional regulation, social participation, independence and other skills that can improve everyday quality of life.

The Importance of a Positive and Proactive Approach

Positive Behaviour Support is not only about responding when behaviours of concern occur. A major focus is on prevention and skill development.

A positive and proactive approach may include:

  • understanding triggers and contributing factors
  • adapting environments and activities
  • improving communication and choice
  • supporting emotional regulation
  • teaching alternative and replacement skills
  • increasing independence and participation
  • strengthening positive relationships
  • monitoring progress and adjusting support over time.

The aim is not simply to reduce behaviour. It is to help the person develop meaningful skills and participate more successfully in everyday life.

Choose an Online Positive Behaviour Support Course

Explore Behaviour Help’s range of online Positive Behaviour Support courses and choose training relevant to the needs of the individuals you support.

Courses provide practical information, real-world examples and evidence-informed strategies that can be applied by parents, educators, support staff and allied health professionals.

Behaviour Help also provides practical PBS resources, books and information guides to support the application of Positive Behaviour Support in everyday settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about course duration, self-paced access, Teachable enrolments, NDIS funding, group bookings, and certificates.

Who are Behaviour Help courses suitable for?

Behaviour Help courses are suitable for parents and carers, educators, support staff, allied health professionals and other professionals supporting individuals with emotional and behavioural support needs.

Are the courses completed online?

Yes. Behaviour Help courses are 100% online and self-paced, allowing you to complete the training at a time and pace that suits you. All courses are hosted on Teachable.

How long do I have access to a course?

You have 12 months' access to your course from the date of enrolment.

Do I receive a certificate?

Yes. A certificate of completion is provided after successfully completing the course via Teachable who host all the courses.

Can I start a course at any time?

Yes. Courses are available year-round, so you can enrol and begin when it suits you.

Are the courses suitable for professional development?

Yes. Behaviour Help courses can support professional development and continuing learning for educators, support staff, allied health professionals and others working in behaviour support.

Are the courses accredited?

Each course will clearly indicate whether it is accredited by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) and/or the ACT Teacher Quality Institute (TQI).

Other Australian states and territories do not have the same formal course accreditation arrangements for teacher professional development. However, Behaviour Help courses are curriculum-aligned and designed to support relevant professional learning and practice.

Are Behaviour Help courses suitable for NDIS providers and support workers?

Yes. The courses provide practical Positive Behaviour Support knowledge and strategies relevant to people working in disability and NDIS support settings.

Can parents and carers complete the courses?

Yes. The courses are designed to make Positive Behaviour Support practical and understandable for parents and carers as well as professionals.

How do I enrol in a course?

You can enrol and pay directly through Teachable. When you enrol through Teachable, you will automatically receive a receipt of payment.

If you require an invoice to be issued to an organisation or would like to use NDIS funding to pay for a course, please email dolly@behaviourhelp.com instead of enrolling directly through Teachable.

Can organisations enrol multiple staff members?

Yes. Group enrolments are available for organisations wishing to enrol multiple staff members.

Please email dolly@behaviourhelp.com and include:

  • organisation name
  • course(s) required
  • number of staff enrolling in each course
  • participant names
  • participant email addresses.

For example: 5 staff for [Course Name] and 2 staff for [Course Name].

An invoice can then be issued to the organisation for payment.

Can I use NDIS funding to pay for a course?

If you would like to use NDIS funding to pay for a course, please email dolly@behaviourhelp.com with:

  • course name(s)
  • NDIS participant's full name
  • NDIS participant number
  • NDIS line item you would like the invoice raised against.

An invoice can then be prepared using the information provided.

What happens after I enrol?

Once enrolled, you will receive a Welcome email with your course access details. Courses are self-paced and can be completed in your own time during the access period.

After successfully completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion via Teachable.

How long does each course take?

Course duration varies. Most Behaviour Help courses provide 5 hours of professional development, while some shorter courses provide 3 hours. Each course page clearly states the course duration. Courses are self-paced, so you can complete the training across multiple sessions.

How much do the courses cost?

Course prices vary depending on the course and duration. The current course price is displayed on each individual course page.

Is a course book included?

Many Behaviour Help courses include a complimentary copy of the accompanying book to provide an ongoing reference after completing the training. Each course page will indicate whether a book is included.

What will I learn in a Behaviour Help course?

Courses provide practical, evidence-informed strategies for understanding and responding to emotional and behavioural support needs. Depending on the course, this may include understanding contributing factors, completing a Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA), developing preventative strategies, teaching skills and planning appropriate responses to behaviours of concern.

Do the courses replace individualised assessment or therapy?

No. Behaviour Help courses provide education and professional development. They do not replace individualised assessment, therapy, clinical intervention or other specialised services where these are required.

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