The Maybo PBS eLearning programme specifically provides an introduction to PBS for people providing care and support to people living with intellectual disabilities or autism. 

Learners will benefit from an insight into the functionality of behaviour, and the increased self-awareness necessary to progress to a Core Behaviour Support Practitioner role. As a provider, you will be able to evidence your staff’s competencies in line with NDIS use standards. 

The PBS eLearning consists of four modules:

•  Promoting Human Rights and Reducing Restrictive Practices |40m
•  Understanding Behaviours: A PBS Approach | 30m
•  Observing Behaviour to Inform PBS Plans and Strategies | 30m
•  Implementing Person-Centred Active Support | 30m

Your staff will also learn how to contribute to behaviour-informed positive behavioural support plans and strategies, as well as having a good understanding of:

• Principles of person-centred and active support
• Characteristics, factors and functions of behaviour
• Observing behaviour to inform PBS plans and strategies 
• Putting PBS into practice 
• Benefits of improved social roles and improving quality of life in practice
• Supporting the development of new skills and relationships

N.B Providers and staff implementing these supports must be properly screened and appropriately trained.

Ensuring people with disability have access to the services and support that allows them to live their best lives and participate fully in their communities, is a fundamental human right.

Our PBS training is an evidence-based approach that aims to improve quality of life, decrease frequency and severity of behaviours of concern, and can reduce and eliminate the use of restrictive practices.

Quality of life improvements manifest through inclusion, connection, and engagement with others.

Maybo’s PBS training will give your staff the skills to provide a person-centred, values-based high standard of care, enabling the people they support to participate in social communal activity and to achieve their individual goals and aspirations.

Under the NDIS Commission, behaviour support focuses on person-centred interventions to address the underlying causes of behaviours of concern, while safeguarding the dignity and quality of life of people with disability who require specialist behaviour support.

There is significant overlap in the required learning outcomes for an entry-level NDIS ‘core behaviour support practitioner’ and Maybo’s PBS online learning programme. Contact us for more detailed information on the areas where our programme content has been mapped to evidence coverage of the NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators.