Mindful Behaviour Consulting provides an evidence-informed, neurodiversity affirming approach to Positive Behaviour Support and Behaviour Therapy. Supports integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), play-based Naturalistic Developmental Behavioural Interventions (NDBI), and school readiness frameworks to support meaningful developmental outcomes.1. Positive Behaviour Support

• Centre-wide Functional Behaviour Assessments
• Ongoing data-informed review, monitoring, and staff training

2. Small Group Behaviour Therapy Delivered using child-led, play-based approaches, focusing on:

• Naturalistic Developmental Behaviour Intervention
• Executive functioning (planning and organisation)
• Emotional understanding and regulation
• Emotional flexibility (ACT-informed strategies)
• Self-advocacy and communication skills
• School readiness and engagement
• Social skills (e.g. turn-taking, sharing, cooperation)
• Safety awareness (e.g. road and personal safety)
• Motor development (e.g. gross motor play, fine motor development)

Supports are designed to build capacity in children, educators, and caregivers, promoting independence, participation, and sustainable outcomes across settings.

• Improved understanding of emotional development in early childhood
• Improved ability to model and teach emotional regulation strategies
• Improved ability to implement strategies to support social skill development
• Improved ability to support diverse needs through inclusive practices.
• Improved ability to support executive functioning skills
• Improved ability to support school readiness skills.

This service model provides ongoing Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and small group therapy across 48 weeks per year to ensure consistent, high-quality outcomes.PBS is delivered weekly in a fortnightly cycle, alternating between face-to-face and non-face-to-face supports (1.5 hours per week). Face-to-face sessions (plus travel) within the child’s learning environment and includes direct observation, modelling of strategies, and coaching for staff and families. Non-face-to-face sessions focus on behaviour support plan development, data collection and analysis, strategy review, and creation of training resources. This approach ensures supports are practical, responsive, and collaborative.Small group behaviour therapy is delivered weekly in 2.5-hour sessions, including 2 hours face-to-face (plus travel) and 30 minutes non-face-to-face planning and review. Sessions involve small groups of 4–5 children in child-led, play-based activities, with embedded strategy modelling and staff training.Focus areas include school readiness, emotional understanding and regulation, self-advocacy, social skills, safety awareness, and motor development.Overall, this model supports skill development while building the capacity of educators and caregivers to implement effective strategies across settings.

PBS ($233/hr): 1.5 hrs/week ($349.50 + travel). Week 1 Face-to-Face (direct implementation, modelling, coaching for staff and caregivers) Week 2 Non Face-to-Face (behaviour support plan development, data collection, analysis, and review). Small Group Therapy ($233/hr) 2.5 hrs/week ($582.50 + travel) - Option for multiple sessions/week Includes 2 hr face-to-face small group session (play-based, skill development) and 30 min non face-to-face planning, data collection, and progress review.