How it Works

Many families in the UK face significant challenges and long delays when trying to access traditional behaviour support. The comparison below highlights the reality of navigating the standard system versus immediately taking control of your family's support. 

• The NHS & Local Authority Route: Getting an official diagnosis or securing an in-person Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) through child development centres or social care teams frequently takes 2 to 4 years on NHS waiting lists. Even after receiving a diagnosis, the wait for a dedicated PBS practitioner can take many more months.

• The Private Consultant Route: Bypassing the waiting lists by hiring an independent private behaviour analyst or clinical team can reduce the delay but is financially out of reach for most families. A full, manual in-person assessment and written plan can cost up to £3,500.

• The Behaviour Support @ Home Route: We remove the unnecessary delays, administrative backlogs, and staggering fees. For a single flat fee of £495, you move from crisis to a professional, tailored action plan in just days.

From the moment you decide to take action, the process is designed to be as stress-free, supportive, and efficient as possible.

Step 1: Secure Purchase & Instant Access (Day 1)

As soon as you complete your purchase, you will receive a secure login link to your private client portal. There are no referral forms, GP appointments, or social work panels required. You are instantly in control.

Step 2: Complete Your Smart Questionnaire (At Your Own Pace)

Inside your secure portal, you will complete our comprehensive behavioural assessment questionnaire.

• What's included: We guide you through targeted questions about your loved one’s strengths, communication style, routines, known triggers, and early signs of distress.
• Flexibility: You do not have to finish it all at once. You can save your progress, take a break, and return to it when you have a quiet moment.

Step 3: Clinical Processing & Document Creation (Days 2–5)

Once you submit your answers, they are carefully reviewed and processed using evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) frameworks. This information is then developed into a highly structured, professional, and compliant multi-page document. 

Step 4: Receive Your Personalised Plan (Day 7)

Your completed Positive Behaviour Support Plan (PBSP) is delivered securely to your inbox as a print-ready PDF. It is written in clear, jargon-free English so you can immediately read, understand, and share it with your entire care network. 

Putting the Plan into Action

Your PBSP is not a document meant to sit in a drawer; it is a practical blueprint for daily life.

• Share with your network: Print copies or email the PDF directly to teachers, SENCOs, childminders, grandparents, and paid support workers.

• Universal consistency: Because it features a dedicated single-page "Handover Summary", everyone in your loved one's life will finally react to their behaviours with the exact same calm, proactive, and safe strategies.

A good Positive Behaviour Support Plan evolves alongside the person it supports. Your personalised plan is designed to serve as your core framework for 12 months. 

• We recommend reviewing the strategies every 3–6 months as your loved one develops new skills, changes routines, or experiences new circumstances, or sooner if there is a major life transition, such as changing schools, moving house, or starting new medication. .

This digital platform was built to solve an urgent problem: providing immediate, expert-backed, and affordable help to families left stranded by systemic waiting lists.

Please note that this document is an advisory tool built using the comprehensive questionnaire data you provide. It is designed to offer high-quality, practical strategies for the home and community, but it is not a replacement for in-person clinical observations, face-to-face multidisciplinary assessments, or direct hands-on support.

If your loved one is experiencing high-risk, severe crises that compromise immediate physical safety, we strongly advise using this plan as a supportive baseline measure while continuing to access any recommended local health, education, or social care support.