Behaviour Support is about creating individualised and evidence based strategies to improve a person's overall quality of life by focusing on a person's strengths, developing skills, and reducing behaviours of concern. It is an essential part of support, ensuring that the person living with a disability and all those who support them, are working together in the most effective way. Some examples of how behaviour support may look, include​ teaching new and improving existing skills for life, assessment and reporting, developing behaviour support plans, training for family and workers, and registering, reducing, or eliminating restrictive practices.

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Behaviour Support is funded through the NDIS support category Improved Relationships and Improved Daily Living.