Navigating PBS in Melbourne’s Western Suburbs

Finding the right support for a loved one with a disability can feel like an uphill battle—especially in rapidly growing areas like Melton, Werribee, or Tarneit. As new estates pop up, the demand for high-quality NDIS services often outpaces local supply, leaving many families stuck on long waitlists or facing exhausting commutes for appointments.

At Gibelli Positive Pathways, we believe that effective Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) shouldn’t depend on your postcode. That is why we have expanded our mobile practitioner team to focus specifically on the Western growth corridor.

Why "Local & Mobile" Matters for PBS

Positive Behaviour Support isn't just about a written plan; it's about real-world application. To truly understand the "why" behind a behaviour, a practitioner needs to see the environment where that behaviour actually happens.

By offering mobile NDIS services across Western Melbourne, we can:

• Observe in Real-Time: We visit your home, the local park, or even the school setting to see what triggers certain behaviours.

• Train the Whole Team: We work directly with parents, siblings, and support workers in the environment they use every day.

• Remove Travel Stress: For many NDIS participants, a long car ride to an office can be a significant trigger. We take that stress out of the equation by coming to you.

Growing with the West: Melton, Werribee, and Beyond

The Western suburbs are unique. From the established communities in Werribee and Hopper's Crossing to the brand-new families moving into Melton and Strathtulloh, each area has its own local challenges.

We have dedicated local hubs to ensure our practitioners spend more time with families and less time in traffic. If you are looking for support in these areas, you can learn more about our local capacity here:

• Positive Behaviour Support in Melton – Supporting families in Melton, Brookfield, and Bacchus Marsh.

• Positive Behaviour Support in Werribee – Focused on the Wyndham region, including Point Cook and Tarneit.

What to Expect from a Western Melbourne Referral

When you submit a referral for a participant in the West, we don't just put you on a generic list. Our intake process is designed to match you with a practitioner who understands your local community and the specific resources available in the Western suburbs.

Whether you need a Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) or a Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan, our goal is to improve the quality of life for the participant and reduce the daily stress on the family unit.

Start Your Journey Today

We currently have availability for new participants in the Western Melbourne region. You don't need a GP referral to start—just your NDIS plan details.

Submit a Referral Form