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Michael’s wins are worth celebrating. 💙
Over the past 18 months, Michael has been working on his communication, routines and ways to express what he wants and needs.
With the encouragement of his partner Susan and the people around him, Michael has embraced visual supports and a more consistent routine. Susan has noticed positive changes in his communication and engagement, while Michael’s humour and personality continue to shine through.
Some days are easier than others, and progress does not always follow a straight line. Every step forward reflects Michael’s persistence and the commitment of the people who know and support him best.
#PBSweek #PBS #PBSweek2026 #lifelonglearning #PositiveBehaviourSupport
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Love seeing the PBS and OT division work together, it's what makes ORS so special. Our seamless MDT approach helping clients reach goals 🙌 Amazing work Ellie and Jude!
Happy PBS Week! 🎉
To kick things off, our Positive Behaviour Support leaders came together to answer one question: what does lifelong learning mean to you?
Their answers might surprise you. It's not about knowing everything. As one of our leaders put it, it's about "staying curious" and being willing to admit when you're wrong.
Why does this matter to you and your family? Because behaviour support isn't one-size-fits-all. Research changes, best practice changes, and every person we support is different. Our team keeps learning so the support you receive keeps up with what matters most: you.
#PBSWeek #PositiveBehaviourSupport #PBSWeek2026 #LifeLongLearning
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Yes ladies!! So inspiring! Love to learn and grow and you're right ... it's important to stay humble, we might not always have all the answers but to have the adaptability to ask questions, work together and find solutions is the most important thing ♥️
How do you explain 'stranger danger' to someone who learns best by doing? 🤔
Samantha, one of our PBS practitioners, has a trick that might already be sitting in your toy box: LEGO. 🧱
It's because LEGO is so hands-on and easy to move around, LEGO lets Samantha build real-life situations with the people she supports. Things like holding an adult's hand when crossing the road, or working out whether someone online is safe to talk to.
Samantha finds that building and getting creative in a session helps people relax, open up, and actually hold on to what they learn.
When your child can see a tricky situation built out in front of them, it feels clearer and a lot less scary. And when learning feels like play, everything just clicks.
Turns out some of life's biggest lessons can be learned brick by brick. 🏗️
What tricky topic would you build first with your child? Tell us in the comments 👇
#PBS #Educational #BehaviourSupport #Alliedhealth #Lego
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Ever wondered what to expect before your first visit? Come on in.
You'll meet Anusha and Ava at reception, who greet everyone who walks through our doors. You'll see our counselling rooms with comfy couches, our two paediatric therapy rooms set up just for kids, and the spaces where our psychology, occupational therapy, speech pathology, dietetics, behaviour support and inclusive employment teams work side by side.
Nine clinic rooms means there's a room for every occasion, whether that's a quiet chat, a play-based session or an inclusive employment consultation.
If you or your child are starting with us soon, we hope this makes that first visit feel a little more familiar. And if you have any questions before you come in, just ask. We're happy to help.
#ORSGroup #FairfieldNSW #AlliedHealth #ORS #PBS #PositiveBehaviourSupport
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Totally Potato is the star ⭐️no doubt
Rahul AND Potato!!! All the stars are at Fairfield ❤️
A big congratulations to our Positive Behaviour Support practitioners on reaching new career milestones!
These achievements reflect the dedication our clinicians show to ongoing learning, professional development, and delivering high-quality support to the people and families they work alongside.
Congratulations to our new Specialist Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners:
🎉 Amanda Tucker
🎉 Errin Finucane
🎉 Lana Holmes
🎉 Zsofia Ablonczy
Congratulations to our new Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners:
🎉 Aimee Yong
🎉 Lesley Belton
🎉 Mikhaela Natta
🎉 Thayna Santos
🎉 Michelle Davidson
Congratulations to our new Proficient Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners:
🎉 Ruya Ahmed
🎉 Vee Aggarwal
🎉 Sarah Dang
🎉 Samantha Hughes
Well done to you all on these amazing achievements. We’re proud to have you as part of the ORS team. 🩷
Help us celebrate by congratulating our clinicians in the comments! 👏
#CareerMilestone #PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDIS #AlliedHealth #ProfessionalDevelopment #ORS #ORSGroup #Careerprogression
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Choosing a provider can feel like a big decision, especially when you are looking for support that feels respectful, practical and person-centred.
Meet the ORS Joondalup Positive Behaviour Support team: Aimee Wood, Devona Sabu, Megan Crossley, Nelissa Alal and Rujeko Muzwidzwa.
Our PBS practitioners work alongside participants, families and support networks to better understand behaviour, build practical strategies and support safer, more positive everyday routines.
If you are a parent, participant or support coordinator looking for Positive Behaviour Support in the Joondalup area, our team is here to help you understand the next steps.
🔗 Contact ORS to ask about Positive Behaviour Support availability in Joondalup. vist.ly/59syi
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #ndisprovider #joondalup #alliedhealth #ORSGroup #DisabilitySupport #PersonCentredSupport
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ORS so proud of you 👏 🎉💛
Highly recommended these guys 🙌
What does a day really look like for a Positive Behaviour Support practitioner and psychologist? ☕
For Lauren, it usually starts with a coffee and an early appointment. Sometimes that's over telehealth, and sometimes it's out in the community. A lot of her work happens where people feel most at ease. That might be at home, at school, or in supported living. The idea is simple. Support should fit around real life, not the other way around.
One thing she talks about a lot is patience. Trust takes time to build. This is even more true for people who have had hard experiences with services before. Lauren lets that relationship grow at a pace that feels right for each person. She finds that's often where the best work starts.
Flexibility, choice, and being met with care. That's what we aim for every day. 💙
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDIS #AlliedHealth #Psychology #Psychologist #DayInTheLife #DITL
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Our amazing Lauren!! 👏
Ever tried to explain how digestion works to a child? It's not easy. 😅
Our dietitian Taneil has a favourite tool that makes it simpler. It's a pop-up book that shows the food journey from the first bite all the way through the body.
The reason she loves it is clever. We tend to remember things better as a story than as a list of facts. So instead of plain information, kids get to lift the flaps, see the pictures, and follow along. It turns a tricky topic into something fun.
Little tools like this can make a big difference in helping people feel comfortable and curious about food.
#Dietetics #NDIS #AlliedHealth #dietitiantips #fussyeaters
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Love this! ❤️ ORS
Ever wondered what a day in Positive Behaviour Support actually looks like?
Meet Torrey, one of our Positive Behaviour Support practitioners based in our Corrimal office.
Her day might start with a check-in with her team, then heading out to see someone for a one-on-one session, writing up reports, or supporting other practitioners as they build their skills.
No two days look the same. But the thread running through all of them is the same too: building trust, working alongside the people she supports, and noticing the small steps that matter to them.
For Torrey, the moments that make it worth it are the ones where someone reaches for a strategy on their own. That is the heart of person-centred support.
Have a watch to see a day in her shoes. 💜
Curious about how PBS could work for someone you support or care for? Send us an enquiry! vist.ly/57w6u
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #PBS #NDIS #alliedhealth #ORS #CentreOfExcellence
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Hi - I'm Torrey - a deadset LEGEND!!! The Safety Team - loves you !!
Go Torrey!! 🫶🏼
Well done Torrey 👏
Ever wondered what to expect before your first visit? Come on in.
You'll meet Anusha and Ava at reception, who greet everyone who walks through our doors. You'll see our counselling rooms with comfy couches, our two paediatric therapy rooms set up just for kids, and the spaces where our psychology, occupational therapy, speech pathology, dietetics, behaviour support and inclusive employment teams work side by side.
Nine clinic rooms means there's a room for every occasion, whether that's a quiet chat, a play-based session or an inclusive employment consultation.
If you or your child are starting with us soon, we hope this makes that first visit feel a little more familiar. And if you have any questions before you come in, just ask. We're happy to help.
#ORSGroup #FairfieldNSW #AlliedHealth #ORS #PBS #PositiveBehaviourSupport
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Totally Potato is the star ⭐️no doubt
Rahul AND Potato!!! All the stars are at Fairfield ❤️
What does a day really look like for a Positive Behaviour Support practitioner and psychologist? ☕
For Lauren, it usually starts with a coffee and an early appointment. Sometimes that's over telehealth, and sometimes it's out in the community. A lot of her work happens where people feel most at ease. That might be at home, at school, or in supported living. The idea is simple. Support should fit around real life, not the other way around.
One thing she talks about a lot is patience. Trust takes time to build. This is even more true for people who have had hard experiences with services before. Lauren lets that relationship grow at a pace that feels right for each person. She finds that's often where the best work starts.
Flexibility, choice, and being met with care. That's what we aim for every day. 💙
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDIS #AlliedHealth #Psychology #Psychologist #DayInTheLife #DITL
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Our amazing Lauren!! 👏
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Michael’s wins are worth celebrating. 💙
Over the past 18 months, Michael has been working on his communication, routines and ways to express what he wants and needs.
With the encouragement of his partner Susan and the people around him, Michael has embraced visual supports and a more consistent routine. Susan has noticed positive changes in his communication and engagement, while Michael’s humour and personality continue to shine through.
Some days are easier than others, and progress does not always follow a straight line. Every step forward reflects Michael’s persistence and the commitment of the people who know and support him best.
#PBSweek #PBS #PBSweek2026 #lifelonglearning #PositiveBehaviourSupport ... See MoreSee Less
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Love seeing the PBS and OT division work together, it's what makes ORS so special. Our seamless MDT approach helping clients reach goals 🙌 Amazing work Ellie and Jude!
Happy PBS Week! 🎉
To kick things off, our Positive Behaviour Support leaders came together to answer one question: what does lifelong learning mean to you?
Their answers might surprise you. It's not about knowing everything. As one of our leaders put it, it's about "staying curious" and being willing to admit when you're wrong.
Why does this matter to you and your family? Because behaviour support isn't one-size-fits-all. Research changes, best practice changes, and every person we support is different. Our team keeps learning so the support you receive keeps up with what matters most: you.
#PBSWeek #PositiveBehaviourSupport #PBSWeek2026 #LifeLongLearning ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes ladies!! So inspiring! Love to learn and grow and you're right ... it's important to stay humble, we might not always have all the answers but to have the adaptability to ask questions, work together and find solutions is the most important thing ♥️
How do you explain 'stranger danger' to someone who learns best by doing? 🤔
Samantha, one of our PBS practitioners, has a trick that might already be sitting in your toy box: LEGO. 🧱
It's because LEGO is so hands-on and easy to move around, LEGO lets Samantha build real-life situations with the people she supports. Things like holding an adult's hand when crossing the road, or working out whether someone online is safe to talk to.
Samantha finds that building and getting creative in a session helps people relax, open up, and actually hold on to what they learn.
When your child can see a tricky situation built out in front of them, it feels clearer and a lot less scary. And when learning feels like play, everything just clicks.
Turns out some of life's biggest lessons can be learned brick by brick. 🏗️
What tricky topic would you build first with your child? Tell us in the comments 👇
#PBS #Educational #BehaviourSupport #Alliedhealth #Lego ... See MoreSee Less
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Ever wondered what to expect before your first visit? Come on in.
You'll meet Anusha and Ava at reception, who greet everyone who walks through our doors. You'll see our counselling rooms with comfy couches, our two paediatric therapy rooms set up just for kids, and the spaces where our psychology, occupational therapy, speech pathology, dietetics, behaviour support and inclusive employment teams work side by side.
Nine clinic rooms means there's a room for every occasion, whether that's a quiet chat, a play-based session or an inclusive employment consultation.
If you or your child are starting with us soon, we hope this makes that first visit feel a little more familiar. And if you have any questions before you come in, just ask. We're happy to help.
#ORSGroup #FairfieldNSW #AlliedHealth #ORS #PBS #PositiveBehaviourSupport ... See MoreSee Less
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Totally Potato is the star ⭐️no doubt
Rahul AND Potato!!! All the stars are at Fairfield ❤️
A big congratulations to our Positive Behaviour Support practitioners on reaching new career milestones!
These achievements reflect the dedication our clinicians show to ongoing learning, professional development, and delivering high-quality support to the people and families they work alongside.
Congratulations to our new Specialist Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners:
🎉 Amanda Tucker
🎉 Errin Finucane
🎉 Lana Holmes
🎉 Zsofia Ablonczy
Congratulations to our new Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners:
🎉 Aimee Yong
🎉 Lesley Belton
🎉 Mikhaela Natta
🎉 Thayna Santos
🎉 Michelle Davidson
Congratulations to our new Proficient Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners:
🎉 Ruya Ahmed
🎉 Vee Aggarwal
🎉 Sarah Dang
🎉 Samantha Hughes
Well done to you all on these amazing achievements. We’re proud to have you as part of the ORS team. 🩷
Help us celebrate by congratulating our clinicians in the comments! 👏
#CareerMilestone #PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDIS #AlliedHealth #ProfessionalDevelopment #ORS #ORSGroup #Careerprogression ... See MoreSee Less
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Choosing a provider can feel like a big decision, especially when you are looking for support that feels respectful, practical and person-centred.
Meet the ORS Joondalup Positive Behaviour Support team: Aimee Wood, Devona Sabu, Megan Crossley, Nelissa Alal and Rujeko Muzwidzwa.
Our PBS practitioners work alongside participants, families and support networks to better understand behaviour, build practical strategies and support safer, more positive everyday routines.
If you are a parent, participant or support coordinator looking for Positive Behaviour Support in the Joondalup area, our team is here to help you understand the next steps.
🔗 Contact ORS to ask about Positive Behaviour Support availability in Joondalup.
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDISProvider #Joondalup #AlliedHealth #ORSGroup #DisabilitySupport #PersonCentredSupport ... See MoreSee Less
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ORS so proud of you 👏 🎉💛
Highly recommended these guys 🙌
What does a day really look like for a Positive Behaviour Support practitioner and psychologist? ☕
For Lauren, it usually starts with a coffee and an early appointment. Sometimes that's over telehealth, and sometimes it's out in the community. A lot of her work happens where people feel most at ease. That might be at home, at school, or in supported living. The idea is simple. Support should fit around real life, not the other way around.
One thing she talks about a lot is patience. Trust takes time to build. This is even more true for people who have had hard experiences with services before. Lauren lets that relationship grow at a pace that feels right for each person. She finds that's often where the best work starts.
Flexibility, choice, and being met with care. That's what we aim for every day. 💙
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDIS #AlliedHealth #Psychology #Psychologist #DayInTheLife #DITL ... See MoreSee Less
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Our amazing Lauren!! 👏
Ever tried to explain how digestion works to a child? It's not easy. 😅
Our dietitian Taneil has a favourite tool that makes it simpler. It's a pop-up book that shows the food journey from the first bite all the way through the body.
The reason she loves it is clever. We tend to remember things better as a story than as a list of facts. So instead of plain information, kids get to lift the flaps, see the pictures, and follow along. It turns a tricky topic into something fun.
Little tools like this can make a big difference in helping people feel comfortable and curious about food.
#Dietetics #NDIS #AlliedHealth #dietitiantips #fussyeaters ... See MoreSee Less
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Love this! ❤️ ORS
Ever wondered what a day in Positive Behaviour Support actually looks like?
Meet Torrey, one of our Positive Behaviour Support practitioners based in our Corrimal office.
Her day might start with a check-in with her team, then heading out to see someone for a one-on-one session, writing up reports, or supporting other practitioners as they build their skills.
No two days look the same. But the thread running through all of them is the same too: building trust, working alongside the people she supports, and noticing the small steps that matter to them.
For Torrey, the moments that make it worth it are the ones where someone reaches for a strategy on their own. That is the heart of person-centred support.
Have a watch to see a day in her shoes. 💜
Curious about how PBS could work for someone you support or care for? Send us an enquiry!
#PositiveBehaviourSupport #PBS #NDIS #AlliedHealth #ORS #CentreOfExcellence ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi - I'm Torrey - a deadset LEGEND!!! The Safety Team - loves you !!
Go Torrey!! 🫶🏼
Well done Torrey 👏
This week is Men's Health Week (15 to 21 June).It's a national reminder that looking after your health is not selfish. It matters. And small, everyday actions add up.The men in our lives often carry a lot quietly. A dad, a partner, a brother, a mate. Sometimes the kindest thing is a simple check-in. "How are you really going?"This year's themes are easy to remember:
🟣 Move. Get active in whatever way suits you, even a short walk counts.
🟣 Connect. Strong friendships are good for mental health.
🟣 Look after yourself. Check in. Take time. You matter.
If you or someone you care about could use a bit of support, talking to a professional is a strong and sensible step. Our team across psychology and allied health is here when you're ready, and we're happy to talk through how it works first.
Learn more about Men's Health Week at menshealthweekevents.com. If you'd like to chat about support options for yourself or a family member, send us an enquiry
#MensHealthWeek #MensHealth #MentalHealthMatters #AlliedHealth #ORSGroup #MakeHealthAPriority ... See MoreSee Less
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Your team ORS is truly amazing, heartfelt thanks for all that you do 💚
Congratulations on supporting Men's Health Week ORS
We are with you, every step of the way! 🤝
This morning, a big part of our ORS team laced up and took on the Bay to Bay on the Central Coast. What a morning it's been!
Some of us ran, some of us walked, and plenty of us cheered each other on at the finish line. Being out there alongside the people and families we support made every step feel like a shared win. 🏆
This is what ORS is about. Showing up for each other, having a laugh, and making a real difference in people's lives. On the course today, and in our work every day.
To everyone who took part and everyone who came along to support, thank you. You made the day. ❤️
Curious about who's behind ORS? This is our team. If you'd like to learn more about working at ORS, we'd love to hear from you:
#ORS #ORSCulture #BayToBay2026 #BayToBayMarathon #TeamORS #CentralCoast #ChangingLivesOneStepAtATime #AlliedHealth ... See MoreSee Less
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What an amazing achievement! Well done!! 😊
Well done to everyone and special callout to Aria and Olivia.
We're so proud to share that ORS is a sponsor of Luminous 2026, Thriive WA's gala ball at The Westin Perth this Saturday, 13 June.
Thriive WA does wonderful work running life-changing programs for kids, from camps to day programs and remote community support.
Getting behind a cause like this felt like an easy yes for us.
It's a night of celebration, connection and giving back to WA children and families. We cannot wait to be part of it.
To everyone at Thriive WA, thank you for the work you do and for letting us be a small part of it. Here's to a brilliant evening. ✨We are proud to welcome ORS as a Bronze Sponsor of Luminous – The Thriive Ball 2026.
Thank you to ORS Group for standing alongside us as we prepare for an unforgettable evening on June 13 💛🧡🩷 ... See MoreSee Less
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