Company Description LC Behaviour Services is a specialized provider of behavior support and intervention services for children, young people, and adults in the Greater Sydney Area. The organization focuses on evidence-based practices to support individuals with diverse needs, including developmental, cognitive, and behavioral challenges. LC Behaviour Services works closely with families, schools, and community providers to create practical, person-centered strategies that improve quality of life and everyday functioning.

The team values collaboration, professional integrity, and continuous learning, fostering a supportive environment for practitioners. Joining LC Behaviour Services offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while developing your professional skills in a growing, client-focused organization.

Role Description The Behaviour Practitioner is a part-time, on-site role based in the Greater Sydney Area. In this role, you will conduct behavior assessments, develop individualized behavior support plans, and implement evidence-based interventions in home, school, and community settings. You will work directly with clients, caregivers, and support teams to model strategies, provide coaching, and monitor progress toward agreed goals.

Daily tasks include documenting sessions, maintaining accurate records, preparing reports, and collaborating with multidisciplinary professionals to ensure consistent and ethical practice.



The role also involves contributing to service planning, attending team meetings, and participating in professional development to maintain and enhance your skills.

Qualifications

- Demonstrated skills in behavior assessment, intervention planning, and implementation of evidence-based behavior support strategies.
- Experience collaborating with families, educators, and allied health or support professionals to deliver coordinated, person-centered services.
- Strong communication, documentation, and report-writing abilities, with attention to detail and professional standards.
- Ability to work independently on-site, manage a part time caseload, and adapt to varied home, school, and community environments.
- Relevant tertiary qualification in psychology, behavior analysis, social work, education, or a related discipline (or working toward such qualification).
- Understanding of ethical practice, safeguarding, and relevant disability or community care frameworks; experience with NDIS participants is an advantage.
- Commitment to ongoing professional development and evidence-based practice; willingness to receive supervision and provide feedback to improve services.
- Current Working With Children Check, National Police Check, and valid driver’s license (or ability to travel across the Greater Sydney Area as required).

📌 Behaviour Practitioner (Sydney)
🏢 LC Behaviour Services
📍 Sydney