NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Mooroolbark

NDIS Support Mooroolbark

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At Therapy in the Outback, we provide neuroaffirming, person-centred NDIS Behaviour Support in Mooroolbark, partnering with individuals and families across the suburb and nearby areas such as Lilydale, Kilsyth, Croydon, Chirnside Park, Montrose, Wonga Park and Croydon North. We co-design practical, strengths-based strategies that fit everyday routines at home, school and in the community. Yarra Ranges Council

Our NDIS Mooroolbark Team

Meet Tash, Ben and Zach, your local behaviour NDIS support practitioners working in Mooroolbark

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    Tash Taylor

    NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner
    📍Wollondilly Shire & McArthur Region NSW
    Get to know Tash

  • Benjamin Ward

    Benjamin Ward

    NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner
    📍Wollondilly Shire & McArthur Region NSW

  • Zachary Richards

    Zachary Richards

    Psychologist
    🧑‍💻️ Telehealth Australia Wide | After Hours

NDIS Supports in Mooroolbark

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Disability Support in Mooroolbark

If you’re living in Wollongong our team can help. To read more about how we help people in Wollongong with different disabilities, or concern, you can read more here:

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Developmental Differences

Intellectual Disability
Trisomy 21 (Down Syndrome)
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum
Prader Willi
Global Developmental Delay

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Mental Health

Anxiety
Depression
Bipolar
Schizophrenia
Bordeline Personality

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Other Support Needs

Brain Injury
Dementia & Alzheimer’s
Neurological Conditions
Cerebral Palsy
Selective Mutism

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Sensory Concerns

Skin Picking
Meltdowns and Shut Downs
Faecal Smearing
PICA

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Safety Concerns

Absconding & Wandering
Aggression
Self-Injury
Fire Setting & Arson

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Social Concerns

School Refusal
Withdrawal From Supports
Sexualised Behaviour
Corrections Involvement

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Other Concerns

Substance Abuse
Sleep Disruption
Picky Eating
Toileting

Supporting the Mooroolbark Community

Community Section

Mooroolbark blends destination play spaces, creek-side trails, active sports hubs, a welcoming library and an elevated rail station—ideal for calm, meaningful participation and short, structured outings:

  • Hookey Park (Station St/Charles St) — central, landscaped park with an all-ages adventure playground, BBQs, paths and toilets beside the library. Yarra Ranges Council

  • Red Earth Community Park (next to Mooroolbark Community Centre) — open lawns and upgraded playground with basket swings, spinning disks and spiral slide. Yarra Ranges Council

  • Brushy Creek Trail — gentle 5 km shared path linking Maroondah Hwy to Mooroolbark Station, with seats and drinking fountains along the route. Yarra Ranges Council

  • Kiloran Park — community sports reserve (football/cricket), home to the Mooroolbark & District Miniature Railway and Mooroolbark Tennis Club. Yarra Ranges Council

  • Esther Park (Hull Rd) — home ground of Mooroolbark Soccer Club with multiple pitches and recent pavilion/field upgrades. Yarra Ranges CouncilMelbcon

  • Mooroolbark Community Centre (125 Brice Ave) — arts, exhibitions, workshops and hireable community rooms set within parkland. Yarra Ranges Council

  • Mooroolbark Library (Your Library network) — accessible branch for programs, quiet visits, Wi-Fi and study spaces near the station. Your Library

  • Green Spine Shared Path (along Maroondah Hwy) — 2 km concrete shared path linking the Mooroolbark and Chirnside Park activity centres via Brushy Creek connections. Yarra Ranges Council+1

  • Transport hub: Mooroolbark Station (Lilydale line) — premium elevated station opened November 2021 with new bus interchange and safer walking/cycling links. Victoria’s Big Build

Local schools we often liaise with — Mooroolbark College (Years 7–12), Yarra Hills Secondary College – Mooroolbark Campus (Years 7–12), Bimbadeen Heights Primary School, Manchester Primary School and Rolling Hills Primary School. Mooroolbark CollegeYarra Hills Secondary CollegeBimbadeen Heights Primary SchoolManchester Primary SchoolVictoria Government

Nearby Areas we Support

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