Do you see past the behaviour, and recognise the person underneath?

Do you take initiative with your own ideas and seek out better ways to tackle challenges?

Are you looking for a role that will provide you with opportunities to progress and develop a unique skillset?

If you answered yes to all three, we would love to hear from you!

About Us

At Social Behavioural Health (SBH), we deliver bespoke Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) services across Melbourne, supporting individuals with complex and challenging behaviours. Our ethos is rooted in holism, innovation, and presuming competency in every participant. We focus on empowering individuals and those around them to view behaviours through a needs-based lens, encouraging fresh perspectives that foster growth and meaningful change.

The Role

Full-time (5 days) with flexibility, and achievable KPIs of 25 billable hours per week. Our hybrid model includes participant visits across metro Melbourne (schools, homes, SDAs, hospitals, and justice settings), 1–2 office days in Hawthorn, plus work-from-home flexibility. You’ll manage your own caseload, deliver person-centred behaviour support, and collaborate with a supportive, growth-oriented team.

Why join SBH?

Salary $100–110K + super + bonus structure

Hybrid work (home, office in Hawthorn & community)

Professional Development allowance + reflective practice & case consultations

Clear career progression pathways & tailored mentorship

Flexibility, autonomy, and admin support

Extra leave (birthday + volunteering)

Travel allowance, phone & laptop provided

Be part of a supportive, collaborative team culture where good vibes, authenticity, and shared growth are at the heart of everything we do.

About You

You’re a compassionate, curious and innovative Behaviour Support Practitioner who wants to make meaningful change.

✔ NQSC-registered (Core+ minimum)

✔ Minimum bachelor qualification in psychology, counselling or related field

✔ At least 12 months’ experience in behaviour support, mental health, or community services

✔ Strong report-writing & communication skills

✔ Full driver’s licence + own car

✔ WWCC & NDIS Worker Screening Check

Post-graduate qualification in Psychology, OT, Social Work, or Counselling is desirable.

Apply Now

Applications close Sunday 28 September.

👉 Apply via Seek, LinkedIn or email your CV & cover letter to [email protected]

📩 Questions? Contact Bianka on 0423 730 390.