Supports for providers
If you are a provider and you need more support, you can contact the services below: |
Providers away from cities and towns
You can email Western Australia’s Individualised Services. |
Providers in or near cities
You can email National Disability Services Western Australia. |
Providers who deliver psychosocial support
When you have a psychosocial disability, you might need support for your mental health. | |
If you provide this support, you can email Western Australian Association for Mental Health. |
Quality assurance panels
A quality assurance panel is a group of people who check behaviour support plans. They decide if the restrictive practice is okay. | ||
They follow the rules in the policy about restrictive practices. | ||
Providers need a behaviour support practitioner to be part of your quality assurance panel. | ||
They can email Developmental Disability WA (DDWA). | ||
DDWA can help providers find a practitioner that the government pays to be on quality assurance panels. |
Supports for providers
If you are a provider and you need more support, you can contact the services below: |
Providers away from cities and towns
You can email Western Australia’s Individualised Services. |
Providers in or near cities
You can email National Disability Services Western Australia. |
Providers who deliver psychosocial support
When you have a psychosocial disability, you might need support for your mental health. | |
If you provide this support, you can email Western Australian Association for Mental Health. |
Quality assurance panels
A quality assurance panel is a group of people who check behaviour support plans. They decide if the restrictive practice is okay. | ||
They follow the rules in the policy about restrictive practices. | ||
Providers need a behaviour support practitioner to be part of your quality assurance panel. | ||
They can email Developmental Disability WA (DDWA). | ||
DDWA can help providers find a practitioner that the government pays to be on quality assurance panels. |