Behaviour Support Plans (BSP)

Behaviour Support Plans (BSP)

A Behaviour Support Plan provides clear guidance for supporting a participant based on their individual needs and circumstances. It brings together practical strategies that can be used in everyday situations while keeping the participant’s goals and wellbeing in focus.
At YMT Care, planning is informed by an understanding of the participant and the factors surrounding behaviours of concern. A plan may include proactive strategies, skill-building approaches and guidance for responding to behaviours when they occur.

Benefits Of Our Service

  • Personalised Support Planning
  • Practical Guidance
  • Proactive Approaches
  • Skill Development
  • Consistent Implementation
  • Ongoing Relevance

Specialist Consultations

Behaviour Assessment

Use relevant assessment information to develop a clearer understanding of behaviours of concern and inform appropriate planning.

Participant Consultation

Consider the participant’s goals, preferences and experiences when shaping their Behaviour Support Plan.

Support Network Collaboration

Work with relevant people around the participant to support a consistent approach across everyday environments.

Strategy Development

Develop practical approaches that can support skill development and provide guidance for responding to behaviours of concern.

Key Features

  • Individualised Planning
  • Proactive Strategies
  • Skill-Building Approaches
  • Practical Recommendations
  • Collaborative Implementation
  • Review And Adjustment

A Behaviour Support Plan turns an understanding of the participant’s needs into practical guidance for everyday support. It can help the people around the participant understand agreed approaches and apply them more consistently across different situations. Plans can also be reviewed over time so they remain relevant as circumstances change.

What is a Behaviour Support Plan?

A Behaviour Support Plan is a document that provides strategies and guidance based on a participant’s individual circumstances and support needs.

What can be included in a Behaviour Support Plan?

A plan may include proactive strategies, skill-building approaches and guidance for responding to behaviours of concern.

Who can help implement a Behaviour Support Plan?

Families, carers, support workers and other members of the participant’s support network may be involved in putting agreed strategies into practice.

Is the participant involved in developing the plan?

Yes. Wherever possible the participant is involved in decisions about their support. Their voice is an important part of the process.

Can a Behaviour Support Plan be changed?

Yes. Plans may be reviewed and adjusted when the participant’s circumstances or support needs change.

Why is implementation support important?

A written plan alone may not be enough. People supporting the participant may need practical guidance to understand the strategies and apply them consistently in everyday situations.

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