About Daar daar is a multidisciplinary allied health practice supporting children, young people, and families. We deliver practical, evidence-based supports across clinic, school, home, and community settings, with a strong focus on positive behaviour support and family capacity-building.

About The Role
As a behaviour therapist contracting with daar, you’ll plan and deliver person-centred interventions, collaborate with our speech pathology, psychology, and occupational therapy teams, and work within our clinical governance framework and NDIS practice standards.

Key responsibilities
Assessment & planning
• Conduct functional and skills-based assessments using validated tools.
• Develop behaviour intervention or behaviour support plans aligned to PBS principles and restrictive practice regulations (where applicable). Therapy delivery
• Provide 1:1 and small-group sessions across clinic, school, home, community, or via telehealth.
• Coach families, carers, educators, and support workers; embed capacity-building strategies linked to SMART/GAS goals. Documentation & reporting
• Keep timely, accurate session notes and progress data in daar’s systems.
• Prepare reports for families, referrers, and funding bodies (e.g., NDIS progress reports).
• Record services accurately for invoicing and audit. Collaboration & communication
• Liaise with internal clinicians and external stakeholders (GPs, schools, support coordinators).




• Contribute to case conferences and risk reviews as required. Safeguarding & quality
• Comply with NDIS practice standards, child safety, and mandatory reporting.
• Follow daar’s clinical governance, privacy, and incident management policies.
• Escalate risks, safeguarding concerns, and any restrictive practice matters promptly. Qualifications Minimum requirements
• Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in behavioural science, psychology, education, applied behaviour analysis, or a closely related field.
• Post-graduate PBS/ABA training or equivalent experience highly regarded.
• ABN; skilled indemnity and public liability insurance.
• Working with Children Check and National Police Check (current).
• NDIS Worker Screening Check (or eligibility).
• Driver’s licence and reliable transport. Checks & Registrations
• As above, all must be current and valid. Skills & Experience
• 1–2+ years delivering behaviour interventions with children or young people (NDIS experience an advantage).
• Data-driven practice (e.g., ABC data, scatter plots, goal attainment).
• Strong communication and coaching skills with families and educators.
• Confident with digital notes, telehealth, and case management systems. Nice to have
• Experience delivering PBS under state restrictive practices frameworks.
• School-based support experience and team-around-the-child collaboration.
• Cultural competence with diverse communities.

📌 Behaviour Therapist (Australia)
🏢 daar
📍 Australia