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Positive Behaviour Support in Albury Wodonga
Insight PBS is a registered NDIS provider of specialist Positive Behaviour Support across Albury Wodonga and the border region, spanning both sides of the Murray from Corowa and Howlong through Rutherglen and Yackandandah to Wangaratta, Beechworth and the Upper Murray. Our NDIS behaviour support practitioners deliver Functional Behaviour Assessments, Behaviour Support Plans and hands-on coaching for families, schools, SIL homes and day programs, in the places where behaviour actually happens.
- Registered NDIS provider
- PBS is all we do
- Wait times published live below
- Mobile across Albury Wodonga
Why families and coordinators choose us
600+ NDIS participants supported since 2021, a team of 70+ across four states specialising only in PBS, wait times published openly, and an HRD 5-Star Employer of Choice team behind every plan. See exactly how our process works.
Why Insight PBS in Albury Wodonga
Specialist behaviour support, with the evidence to back it
PBS is our entire practice
Our Albury Wodonga practitioners focus and specialise only on Positive Behaviour Support, not a mix of therapies. That depth shows in the quality of Functional Behaviour Assessments, Behaviour Support Plans and restrictive practice reduction work we deliver across New South Wales.
ProofA national team of 70+ dedicated to PBS · sector-read publication and PD program
Short, honest wait times
Don’t wait 12+ months for behaviour support to begin. We publish our Albury Wodonga wait times openly on this page, synced with our live wait list, and we only take referrals in regions where we genuinely have capacity.
ProofLive wait times table below · capacity confirmed within 1 business day
Efficient, transparent use of funds
Don’t be left in the dark with no funding left. We work with transparent hours, clear milestones and regular data reviews, and our pricing page explains every NDIS line item, travel charge and invoice line before it’s billed.
ProofEvery line item explained on our pricing page · itemised invoices, always
Evidence-based, neuro-affirming outcomes
We’ve supported more than 600 participants since 2021 to improve quality of life and work toward NDIS goals, using the latest research, trauma-informed practice, and neuro-affirming approaches across a wide range of diagnoses.
Proof600+ participants supported since 2021 · practitioners trained in trauma-informed and neuro-affirming practice
Albury Wodonga & NSW wait times
Current wait times, straight from our live list
This table syncs automatically with the New South Wales section of our central wait times page, so what you see here is what our intake team sees. Your time on the waitlist begins once we receive a signed service agreement, not from the date of referral.
One team covering both sides of the border, so it makes no difference whether you’re in NSW or Victoria. We only take referrals where we genuinely have capacity, which is why this number stays realistic.
Your time on the waitlist begins once we receive a signed service agreement, not from the date of referral. Times are general and can vary weekly.
Request a capacity check for a customised answer for your exact town, or see every region we service.
- Wollongong 2–4 weeks
- Nowra 2–4 weeks
- Sydney regions 4–6 weeks
What we deliver in Albury Wodonga
Our specialist PBS services
Every service is delivered by NDIS-registered behaviour support practitioners under the Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework, in homes, schools, workplaces and community settings across Albury Wodonga.
Functional Behaviour Assessment
Following the Insight PBS process, we build a thorough understanding of behaviours of concern and their underlying causes, in the environments where they occur.
Behaviour Support Plans
Interim and Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans with proactive, positive strategies, meeting all NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements.
Restrictive practice reduction
Assessment and collaboration with all stakeholders to reduce and ultimately eliminate regulated restrictive practices, with Commission-compliant reporting.
Staff & carer training
Practical workshops, live webinars and coaching so families, support workers and SIL staff can implement strategies confidently and consistently.
PBS in schools
Classroom-ready positive behaviour supports for mainstream and specialist schools across Albury Wodonga, including teacher coaching, observation and parent training.
Trauma-informed & neuro-affirming practice
Practitioners trained in trauma-informed PBS and neuro-affirming approaches for autistic participants and people with a wide range of diagnoses.
Areas we service
Albury Wodonga suburbs we cover
Our mobile practitioners travel across the region. Find your area below, or if your suburb isn’t listed, request a capacity check and we’ll confirm within one business day. We also service Wollongong, Nowra and Newcastle & the Central Coast.
Albury & surrounds (NSW) 17+ suburbs
Albury, East Albury, North Albury, South Albury, West Albury, Central Albury, Lavington, Springdale Heights, Glenroy, Hamilton Valley, Thurgoona, Table Top, Ettamogah, Splitters Creek, Wirlinga, Lake Hume Village, Talmalmo.
Wodonga & surrounds (VIC) 17+ suburbs
Wodonga, West Wodonga, Baranduda, Bandiana, Killara, Leneva, Bonegilla, Ebden, Huon Creek, Staghorn Flat, Bellbridge, Bethanga, Talgarno, Castle Creek, Barnawartha, Barnawartha North, Indigo Valley.
Riverina & northern border towns 27+ suburbs
Jindera, Burrumbuttock, Walla Walla, Culcairn, Henty, Holbrook, Brocklesby, Gerogery, Bowna, Woomargama, Mullengandra, Morven, Walbundrie, Rand, Alma Park, Pleasant Hills, The Rock, Lockhart, Urana, Oaklands, Corowa, Howlong, Balldale, Daysdale, Rennie, Savernake, Mulwala.
Rutherglen, Chiltern & the wine country 15+ suburbs
Rutherglen, Wahgunyah, Chiltern, Chiltern Valley, Springhurst, Norong, Browns Plains, Carlyle, Great Southern, Cornishtown, Lilliput, Boorhaman, Peechelba, Bundalong, Yarrawonga.
Beechworth, Yackandandah & the high country 22+ suburbs
Beechworth, Yackandandah, Stanley, Wooragee, Bruarong, Osbornes Flat, Allans Flat, Kiewa, Tangambalanga, Gundowring, Dederang, Kergunyah, Running Creek, Mongans Bridge, Mount Beauty, Tawonga, Tawonga South, Myrtleford, Ovens, Eurobin, Porepunkah, Bright.
Tallangatta & the Upper Murray 20+ suburbs
Tallangatta, Tallangatta Valley, Tallangatta East, Old Tallangatta, Bullioh, Georges Creek, Dartmouth, Eskdale, Mitta Mitta, Granya, Koetong, Shelley, Cudgewa, Corryong, Towong, Tintaldra, Walwa, Jingellic, Tumbarumba, Khancoban.
Wangaratta & the Ovens Valley 19+ suburbs
Wangaratta, Wangaratta South, Waldara, Bowser, Eldorado, Everton, Tarrawingee, Milawa, Oxley, Oxley Flats, Markwood, Glenrowan, Taminick, Laceby, Moyhu, Whitfield, Edi, Cheshunt, King Valley.
How far we travel
Up to 75 minutes from Albury Wodonga, in every direction
Our practitioners are mobile, and regional distance is never a reason to go without behaviour support. If you’re within about 75 minutes’ drive of Albury Wodonga, we come to you, at home, at school, or wherever behaviour actually happens.
Albury, Wodonga & the twin cities
Albury, East Albury, North Albury, West Albury, Lavington, Thurgoona, Springdale Heights, Glenroy, Hamilton Valley, Table Top, Ettamogah, Wodonga, West Wodonga, Baranduda, Bandiana, Killara, Leneva, Bonegilla, Barnawartha, Chiltern.
Corowa, Rutherglen, Yackandandah & the lakes
Corowa, Howlong, Rutherglen, Wahgunyah, Beechworth, Yackandandah, Stanley, Tallangatta, Bethanga, Huon, Kiewa, Tangambalanga, Dederang, Jindera, Burrumbuttock, Walla Walla, Culcairn, Henty, Holbrook, Brocklesby.
Wangaratta, Myrtleford, Corryong & the Riverina edge
Wangaratta, Myrtleford, Milawa, Oxley, Glenrowan, Everton, Mount Beauty, Tallangatta Valley, Walwa, Jingellic, Tumbarumba, Urana, Lockhart, Rand, The Rock, Yarrawonga, Mulwala, Bright, Porepunkah.
Travel time is billed at half our hourly rate and is capped by the NDIA, and practitioners group visits into single trips wherever possible so costs stay down. See exactly how travel is charged. Further out than this? Ask us anyway, we may still be able to help or arrange telehealth.
How to get started
From enquiry to support, in five steps
Enquire or refer
Call 1300 824 930 or submit the referral form. Not sure about capacity in your suburb? Request a capacity check first.
Service agreement
Once your referral is accepted, we send a service agreement and forms. Your place on the waitlist begins when the signed agreement is returned, and every line item is agreed before delivery, as set out on our pricing page.
Assessment & planning
Your allocated Albury Wodonga practitioner conducts observations and assessments, then develops your NDIS Behaviour Support Plan grounded in a full understanding of the behaviour.
Implementation coaching
We coach families, schools and SIL staff to deliver the strategies themselves, because our role is intervention coaching, and PBS works when everyone is on the same page.
Review & adjust
Data-driven reviews keep the plan effective, with updates whenever needs change, and at least every 12 months for any plan containing a regulated restrictive practice.
Our Albury Wodonga team
The practitioners behind the plans
Insight PBS was founded in Melbourne in 2021 and has grown to more than 70 employees across four states, with leadership and dedicated practitioner teams in New South Wales. All practitioners are full-time employees, never contractors, supervised in-house under the PBS Capability Framework.
Meet our leadership
Leadership is spread across all four states, with clinical governance behind every Albury Wodonga plan. Biographies are published openly.
Meet the leadership teamRequest practitioner bios
For privacy reasons we don’t publish practitioner biographies on the website, but you can request the bios of practitioners in your area by email.
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Positive Behaviour Support in Albury Wodonga, answered
What is Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)?
Positive Behaviour Support is a way of working with people with mental illness and disabilities to improve their life with positive strategies and by addressing challenging behaviours. It focuses on understanding why a person behaves the way they do, then meeting those needs through communication strategies, environmental changes, meaningful relationships and better access to activities the person enjoys.
What suburbs do you service in Albury Wodonga?
We cover Albury Wodonga and the border region, spanning both sides of the Murray from Corowa and Howlong through Rutherglen and Yackandandah to Wangaratta, Beechworth and the Upper Murray. The full suburb list is in the areas we service section on this page, and our capacity request form confirms your exact suburb within one business day.
How long is the wait for behaviour support in Albury Wodonga?
Our current Albury Wodonga wait times are published live on this page, synced with our central wait list. Your time on the waitlist begins once we receive a signed service agreement. Times are general and can vary weekly, so we recommend a customised capacity check for your suburb.
Which part of my NDIS plan pays for Positive Behaviour Support?
Funding is usually drawn from Capacity Building - Improved Relationships, which covers specialist behavioural intervention support including assessment hours, report writing and ongoing coaching. In some cases Improved Daily Living or Core funding can be used. Our intake team checks your plan and outlines the most efficient use of funds.
Do you work in Albury Wodonga schools?
Yes. We deliver positive behaviour support for learning in mainstream and specialist schools across Albury Wodonga and New South Wales, including teacher coaching, classroom observation and data-led workshops, aligned with each school's wellbeing framework and NSW Department of Education requirements.
Can you write a Behaviour Support Plan for autism?
Yes. Many of our practitioners have postgraduate study in autism and have developed hundreds of comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans for autistic participants, using neuro-affirming approaches throughout.
Can PBS help with trauma-related behaviours?
Yes. Our approach is trauma-informed, and many practitioners are specifically trained in trauma-informed practice. Practitioners look for environmental triggers, teach regulation skills and collaborate with psychologists so strategies are safe and respectful.
What is the difference between an Interim and a Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan?
A Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan is a detailed document meeting all NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements, including functional assessment findings, proactive strategies and restrictive practice reduction steps. An Interim plan is shorter, used when urgent behaviours of concern need immediate mitigation while the full assessment continues.
How quickly will I see results?
Every participant and family is different, but most families notice early improvements within four to six weeks once strategies are implemented consistently, supported by baseline data, clear indicators and frequent reviews.
How often does a Behaviour Support Plan need to be reviewed?
At a minimum, any plan containing a regulated restrictive practice must be reviewed every 12 months, or earlier if the participant's circumstances change.
Do you provide services outside Albury Wodonga?
Yes. Insight PBS operates across four states. See our New South Wales page for every region we cover locally, or explore Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. If you move interstate, your practitioner coordinates a smooth handover to the next regional team.
Start behaviour support in Albury Wodonga
Tell us about the person, and we’ll match the closest best-fit practitioner, with your funding, travel and wait time confirmed before anything begins.
Make a referral
The fastest path to support. We confirm capacity, line items and your service agreement up front.
Refer in Albury WodongaCheck capacity first
Want a customised answer for your exact suburb? We’ll respond within one business day. Or call 1300 824 930.
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