One practitioner. A network behind them.
Your Behaviour Support Practitioner remains your primary practitioner. They are also part of CBChange Network Practice — a connected practice model designed so practitioners do not have to work in isolation.
Your practitioner remains your practitioner
Your practitioner leads your Behaviour Support work and remains responsible for their professional judgement and work. Network Practice does not replace that relationship. It gives your practitioner people to think with, reflect with, coordinate with and seek support from when needed.
Local practice. Wider support.
CBChange builds Behaviour Support capacity area by area, bringing practitioners together locally as our presence grows. This supports local knowledge, relationships and continuity while keeping practitioners connected to the wider CBChange practice network.
Support around the practitioner
These are supports around your practitioner, not additional people you are expected to manage.
What this means for you
You have a practitioner who knows you and remains responsible for your Behaviour Support, with access to local colleagues, other perspectives, reflective support and practice leadership when needed.
This can support greater continuity, clearer coordination and more thoughtful responses when situations become complex or circumstances change.
You choose the practitioner. You also receive the strength of the practice around them.