Work with us
We are not actively looking to fill a position at the moment; however, if you believe we may be a good fit, please do not hesitate to reach out to explore a potential fit.
Sydney – Full-time / Part-time / Casual / Contractor
Behaviour Support Practitioner
Soulvable Moments is a boutique NDIS provider grounded in wisdom, compassion, and clarity. We support people to live with dignity, autonomy, and connection — and we do so with care, not haste.
We’re not looking to fill a vacancy in our Behaviour Support Team. We’re open to meeting a practitioner who shares our values and is seeking a place to do meaningful, ethical work.
What Anchors Us
We believe in the power of calm, consistent support.
We honour the autonomy of every person.
We work with clarity, not chaos.
We are committed to reducing restrictive practices and building capacity with care.
What This Role Offers
This is a space for a Behaviour Support Practitioner who values depth over volume. You’ll work with a manageable caseload, supported by a reflective team, to deliver behaviour support that is person-led, trauma-informed, and evidence-based.
You Might Be a Fit If You…
Are registered as a behaviour support practitioner (C, P, A, S)
Have experience in behaviour support and a strong ethical compass
Write with clarity and think clinically
Prefer steady, intentional work over fast-paced volume
Appreciate working in a self-management system and can balance freedom with responsibility
You’ll Likely Be Doing…
Conducting functional assessments with care
Developing and reviewing behaviour support plans that are practical and respectful
Coaching teams and families with patience
Documenting clearly and meaningfully
Working flexibly across home, community, and telehealth
The Setting
Flexible hours (part-time or full-time)
Remote-first, with travel as needed
Reflective supervision and peer support
A team that values your voice
Let’s Connect
Apply below or contact Aleks, Director and practitioner, at Aleks@soulvablemoments.com.au if you have any questions before submitting your application.
We’re not for everyone. But if this feels like a match, we’d love to hear from you.
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Conduct comprehensive assessments of individuals to identify behaviours of concern and their underlying causes.
Develop individualised behaviour support plans based on best practice principles.
Collaborate with families, caregivers, and support teams to implement behaviour support plans effectively.
Provide training and guidance to stakeholders on recommended strategies.
Collect and analyse data to monitor progress and make necessary plan adjustments.
Advocate for the rights and needs of individuals with behavioural challenges.
Offer crisis management and de-escalation support when required.
Maintain ethical standards and uphold the dignity of individuals in all interactions.
Participate in training sessions and professional development opportunities to stay up-to-date with office procedures and industry best practices.
Hold and maintain registration with the NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission as a Behaviour Support Practitioner at a minimum of CORE level.
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There are no essential qualifications for this role. However, extensive experience in the disability or healthcare sector is required and tertiary education in healthcare, disabilities, allied health and behaviour is highly regarded. In place of qualifications, we have designed a list of critical soft skills that are required for the role. (These will be shared with you if you progress to the next stage of onboarding)
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Registration as a Behaviour Support Practitioner under the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework. We can help the right applicant start this process.
Demonstrated experience in providing person-centred support to individuals with complex behavioural support needs.
Demonstrated experience in report writing.
Knowledge of behaviour assessment and support planning.
Demonstrated ability to be flexible and use creative problem-solving.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams across multiple locations.
NSW driver’s license.
NSW Working With Children Check.
Relevant National Criminal History Check.
NDIS Workers Clearance.
NDIS Worker Orientation Module.
Meets NDIS vaccination requirements.
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Experience implementing Person Centred Thinking/Planning practices
Undergraduate Qualification in Allied Health or related discipline
Membership of relevant professional body (i.e. AAPI, APS)
Registration with AHPRA (if relevant to discipline)
TAFE/VET qualification in disability services, community services or related discipline.
Dedication to Client Outcomes & KPIs.
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Salary conditions are generous and will be based on the applicant's skills and experience
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Hours flexible - from 15 to 38 hours per week.
There is flexibility for the right applicant to choose between Permanent, Part-Time, Casual and Contractor options. More details regarding these arrangements will be available to the applicant during the next stage of the exploration phase.
Sydney – Full-time / Part-time / Casual / Contractor
PSYCHOSOCIAL recovery coach
Soulvable Moments is a small, values-led practice that supports people in navigating complexity with clarity and calm. We work slowly, intentionally, and always in partnership.
We’re open to connecting with a Psychosocial Recovery Coach who brings steadiness, systems thinking, a humanistic approach, and a deep respect for autonomy.
What Anchors Us
We simplify the complex.
We honour people’s choices.
We hold space, not urgency.
We believe in sustainable, ethical support.
What This Role Offers
This is a role for someone who sees recovery as a collaborative and evolving process. You’ll support a manageable number of participants to build capacity, strengthen self-direction, and navigate the NDIS and broader systems with clarity — always working alongside them at a pace that respects their autonomy, lived experience, and recovery journey.
You Might Be a Fit If You…
Have experience in mental health recovery
Understand the NDIS deeply
Communicate clearly and calmly
Value boundaries, clarity, and collaboration
You’ll Likely Be Doing…
Building respectful, trusting relationships
Contributing with care
Monitoring outcomes and adjusting with insight
Documenting meaningfully
Working flexibly across home, community, and telehealth
The Setting
Flexible hours (casual - part-time or full-time)
Remote (from home office) with regular f2f contact, and travel as needed
Reflective supervision and peer support
A team that values you
Let’s Connect
Apply below or contact Aleks, Director and practitioner, at Aleks@soulvablemoments.com.au if you have any questions before submitting your application.
We’re not for everyone. But if this feels like a match, we’d love to hear from you.
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Conduct comprehensive assessments of individuals to identify behaviours of concern and their underlying causes.
Develop individualised behaviour support plans based on best practice principles.
Collaborate with families, caregivers, and support teams to implement behaviour support plans effectively.
Provide training and guidance to stakeholders on recommended strategies.
Collect and analyse data to monitor progress and make necessary plan adjustments.
Advocate for the rights and needs of individuals with behavioural challenges.
Offer crisis management and de-escalation support when required.
Maintain ethical standards and uphold the dignity of individuals in all interactions.
Participate in training sessions and professional development opportunities to stay up-to-date with office procedures and industry best practices.
Hold and maintain registration with the NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission as a Behaviour Support Practitioner at a minimum of CORE level.
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There are no essential qualifications for this role. However, extensive experience in the disability or healthcare sector is required and tertiary education in healthcare, disabilities, allied health and behaviour is highly regarded. In place of qualifications, we have designed a list of critical soft skills that are required for the role. (These will be shared with you if you progress to the next stage of onboarding)
-
Registration as a Behaviour Support Practitioner under the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework. We can help the right applicant start this process.
Demonstrated experience in providing person-centred support to individuals with complex behavioural support needs.
Demonstrated experience in report writing.
Knowledge of behaviour assessment and support planning.
Demonstrated ability to be flexible and use creative problem-solving.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams across multiple locations.
NSW driver’s license.
NSW Working With Children Check.
Relevant National Criminal History Check.
NDIS Workers Clearance.
NDIS Worker Orientation Module.
Meets NDIS vaccination requirements.
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Experience implementing Person Centred Thinking/Planning practices
Undergraduate Qualification in Allied Health or related discipline
Membership of relevant professional body (i.e. AAPI, APS)
Registration with AHPRA (if relevant to discipline)
TAFE/VET qualification in disability services, community services or related discipline.
Dedication to Client Outcomes & KPIs.
-
Salary conditions are generous and will be based on the applicant's skills and experience
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Hours flexible - from 15 to 38 hours per week.
There is flexibility for the right applicant to choose between Permanent, Part-Time, Casual and Contractor options. More details regarding these arrangements will be available to the applicant during the next stage of the exploration phase.
Our Working Culture
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We work hard to enable the people we support to achieve their goals. When the going gets tough, we stick in there. But we are also committed to balanced lives. As we work towards good lives for the people we support, we ensure staff do not work excessive hours and have time for themselves and others outside of work.
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We are building a culture around freedom and responsibility, which means we are self-disciplined people willing to go to extreme lengths to fulfil our commitments. We know how to conduct ourselves professionally, gently, and thoughtfully at all times, with no exceptions.
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We follow through on initiatives and own the consequences of our actions.
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We support one another in developing and utilising our skills and abilities effectively to benefit those we serve. Therefore, we don't jump to do everything ourselves, but rather look at developing and utilising the skills of others.
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We share specific, private information on a "need-to-know" basis and within supervised systems. We do not gossip about others or create negative reputations about the people we support and our work colleagues.
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We rigorously debate our differences of opinion and view debates as a healthy and positive experience. We can engage in constructive debates, and all members feel comfortable participating. Once a decision has been made, we work wholeheartedly towards the agreed decision.
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We make a habit of listening to each other and not offering our views or solutions until the other person has finished speaking, reflecting our respect for one another.
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We recognise and understand each other’s differences, priorities, and styles, and we seek to use these to work as a team and support each other in good and bad times. We focus on cooperation and always come to a resolution, not a compromise. We ask for help when needed and are compassionate to people who ask for our help.
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Appreciation and encouragement are great motivators. We strive to identify opportunities to praise and encourage one another, and we celebrate our successes.
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We are consistent with our actions, so the people we support feel comfortable when dealing with us. We act and decide on what makes a real difference to the quality of life of those we support. When necessary, we make hard and painful decisions to ensure Soulvable Moments works efficiently and effectively.
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We have systems and resources in place to enable our staff to work autonomously and responsibly. Staff are free to seek opportunities, innovate, and find the best support options for the individual, their family, and their caregivers.
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We are willing and keen to take calculated risks and ensure that we learn from every experience, both the good and the bad. We apply and respect the Principles of Risk Management and Risk Enablement.
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We are creative and are willing to try new ways of doing things. We make mistakes, but learn from them after they occur to ensure they do not happen again. We all act as coaches to help others make intelligent decisions about their future, remembering it is theirs. We try to impart practical, usable knowledge rather than just theory.
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We view life as a journey. We believe we are being propelled towards the future rather than pushed by the past. Life is to be appreciated and enjoyed. We aim to create an atmosphere of fun and happiness for everyone to enjoy.
Apply Now
If you are interested in exploring any opportunity further, please get in touch with us by sending a cover letter with your resume, and we will be in touch with you soon.
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(Highly desirable) NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner Endorsement (Entry, Core, Advanced, Proficient or Specialist).
Working With Children Check
First Aid Certificate
NDIS Worker Screening Check
New Worker NDIS Induction Module
NDIS Worker Orientation Module