
CWC Behaviour Support (CWCBS) is a small NDIS-registered provider (ID: 4050012339) of behaviour support services based in the Sydney region. Currently, CWCBS has a dedicated team of three specialised behaviour support practitioners. These practitioners focus on delivering behaviour support services to clients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), intellectual disabilities (ID), and/or psychosocial disabilities.
CWCBS is committed to providing sustainable behaviour support services not only to clients but also to key stakeholders who regularly support them. The ultimate goal of CWCBS is to share knowledge, enhance capacity building, encourage collaborative practices, prioritise person-centred care, embrace a strengths-based approach, and operate within Positive Behaviour Support frameworks.
Additionally, CWC Behaviour Support offers highly customised clinical supervision for behaviour support practitioners who are assessed as “proficient,” “advanced,” and/or “specialist” under the NDIS Quality Safeguards’ “Capability Framework.” These opportunities are specifically tailored to meet individual professional needs.
Finally, CWCBS provides tailored professional development courses and workshops for diverse audiences. These events can vary from half-day sessions to comprehensive courses extending over six months or more. Recent topics offered across different organisations include, but are not limited to, Restrictive Practices 101, Dignity of Risk vs Duty of Care vs Standard of Care, Behaviour Support Practitioner 101 introductory course, Introduction to Regulated Restrictive Practices, Goal Attainment Scale Goals, low-cost program planning courses, and much more!
NDIS Participant Services (as per the NDIS Price Guide 2024-2025)
Clinical Supervision (including plan reviews)
For more information, please email info@cwcbehavioursupport.com.au
One-Off Consultations (e.g. second opinions, etc).
For more information, please email info@cwcbehavioursupport.com.au
Professional Development (e.g. courses, workshops, etc)
Please note that these costs do not cover travel, boarding, etc. For questions about professional development events, it is best to email. For more information, please email info@cwcbehavioursupport.com.au
My name is Chris Wood, and I have been actively involved in the positive behaviour support space since 2012 in various roles in the disability sector. I am currently an “advanced” behaviour support practitioner, according to the NQSC capability framework and work with adults with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. I have provided clinical supervision to more than 20 practitioners over recent years and specialise in knowledge in the regulated restrictive practice space. I have a strong passion for developing tailored training packages and delivering the content to groups of people.
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My name is Megan, but most people call me Megs. I’m originally from the United States and have lived in Sydney for over seven years—what began as a six-month trip quickly turned into home. I have a background in special education and nearly 15 years of experience in the disability sector. I’ve worked in various roles throughout my career, including support work, teaching, SIL, Special Olympics coaching, early intervention, and behaviour support. I’m currently recognised as a Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner under the NQSC capability framework and primarily support autistic adults with co-occurring conditions. I’m particularly passionate about SIL transitions and improving workplace inclusion for neurodivergent individuals. My practice is strengths-based, relationship-driven, and grounded in ongoing learning and growth.
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Learning in Practice: Autism in the Workforce Webinar – Created during my postgraduate studies at Griffith University as part of my Applied Behaviour Analysis coursework.
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At CWCBS, we do not automatically allocate cases to practitioners, we encourage available practitioners to speak to key stakeholders ahead of time to see if they would be a good fit for the person being referred. We want to ensure that practitioners are a good fit for the person and their circumstances at the time. Also, if we can not provide services, we would be delighted to forward on 2-3 service provider contacts.
Status: CWCBS have three specialised behaviour support practitioners providing direct services, each running at capacity. There might be some scope for capacity after June 30th 2025.
Interested in joining the waitlist for behaviour support services within the NDIS?
Join the waitlist by completing the following online Wait List Form
info@cwcbehavioursupport.com.au
Please be informed that we are a small enterprise and do not possess a dedicated administrative team to oversee our "info" inbox. We will most likely respond to your inquiry within a week.
Click and complete the online form: Complaints, compliments and/or Comment
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email CWC directly at feedback@cwcbehavioursupport.com.au
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