SERVICES
Behaviour support, assessment, and planning for families who need a clearer way forward.
Compassionate behaviour support for children, youth, adults, families, and support teams in Calgary.
Kind Behaviour helps families and support teams understand what may be contributing to behaviour, decide what matters most, and build practical strategies that fit everyday life.
Support may involve ongoing behaviour consultation and caregiver coaching, focused assessment and support planning, safety and risk planning, or more frequent short-term support when things are actively difficult.
FINDING THE RIGHT FIT
Support can start in different ways.
The right starting point depends on what is happening now, how much direction the family or team needs, and whether the current plan is working.
- Ongoing behaviour consultation and coaching
- Functional behaviour assessment to understand patterns and next steps
- Safety and risk planning when safety concerns are part of the picture
- Focused intensive support when more frequent help is needed
REAL-LIFE SUPPORT
You do not need to have the right words before reaching out.
Families come to Kind Behaviour with many different concerns. Sometimes daily routines have become exhausting. Sometimes hard moments are becoming more frequent, intense, or difficult to understand. Safety, participation, communication, or relationships may be affected, and the strategies already in place may no longer be enough.
You can start with what is happening, even if it feels complicated or hard to explain. We help slow things down, understand the pattern, and clarify what kind of support may make sense.
Daily routines keep breaking down
Mornings, meals, bedtime, hygiene, transitions, leaving the house, or other routines may be taking more energy than the family can keep giving.
Big feelings are affecting daily life
Frustration, anxiety, communication difficulties, unexpected changes, or transitions may lead to reactions that are hard to predict or recover from.
Safety or participation is becoming harder
Families may be concerned about someone leaving safe spaces unexpectedly, behaviour that affects people or belongings, supervision needs, or difficulty participating at home, school, daycare, work, or in the community.
The current plan is not working
Different caregivers or support people may be trying different approaches, support needs may have changed, or the family and team may need a clearer understanding of what should happen next.
WAYS TO WORK WITH US
Support can happen in stages.
When behaviour is complex, the most useful support often starts with understanding the pattern, then building a plan, then helping the people involved use and adjust that plan over time. Not every family needs every step, but this pathway can help clarify where to begin.
STEP 1
Understand what is happening.
Assessment helps clarify what may be contributing to the behaviour, what safety concerns may need planning, and what support should come next.
BEHAVIOUR ASSESSMENT
Functional Behaviour Assessment
A Functional Behaviour Assessment helps clarify behaviour patterns, context, possible function, communication, routines, and practical support needs.
Question it answers
Why might the behaviour be happening?
Use when
The main need is to understand behaviour patterns, context, communication, routines, possible function, and what support may help next.
SAFETY-FOCUSED ASSESSMENT
Risk Assessment
A Risk Assessment helps clarify safety-related behaviour concerns, current environmental controls, protective factors, supervision needs, and planning needs before strategies or recommendations are developed.
Question it answers
What safety concerns need to be understood and planned for?
Use when
The main concern is non-emergency safety-related behaviour, such as self-injurious behaviour, physical aggression, property damage, leaving safe spaces, running toward unsafe areas, unsafe access, supervision needs, or gaps in the current support setup.
COMBINED ASSESSMENT
Functional Behaviour Assessment + Risk Assessment
This combined assessment looks at both behaviour patterns and safety concerns when both need structured review.
Question it answers
How do behaviour patterns and safety concerns connect?
Use when
Both functional behaviour assessment and risk assessment are needed together to understand what may be contributing to the behaviour and what safety planning should guide support.
STEP 2
Build and implement the plan.
INTENSIVE SUPPORT
One-Month Intensive Behaviour Support
One-Month Intensive Behaviour Support provides a structured month of more frequent observation, planning, coaching, collaboration, and follow-up. It may be useful after assessment, when the family or team needs help turning recommendations into practical support.
Best fit when behaviour concerns are complex, safety is harder to maintain, or occasional consultation is not enough.
STEP 3
Continue support over time.
ONGOING SUPPORT
Behaviour Consultation
Behaviour Consultation provides ongoing support as families and teams use strategies, review what is changing, and adjust the plan over time.
Best fit when the family or support team needs continued coaching, planning, collaboration, and follow-through.
You do not always need to start at step one.
Some families already have assessment information and need help implementing the plan. Others may need ongoing consultation before a formal assessment is considered. Kind Behaviour can help clarify the right starting point based on what is happening now.
Not sure where to begin? Send a brief email and we can help clarify the next step.
Email Kind BehaviourFUNDING AND FSCD
Using FSCD, private pay, or reimbursement?
Kind Behaviour works with families using different funding and payment paths. The right arrangement depends on the service, the family's agreement, approved supports, payer requirements, and service fit.
FSCD-funded support
For families receiving FSCD funding, some behaviour support services may fit within approved supports such as Behavioural/Developmental Supports, Specialized Services, or Team Coordination Services, depending on the family's agreement and approved service plan. We can help clarify how Kind Behaviour's role may fit within that arrangement.
Private pay or reimbursement
Families may also choose private pay or seek reimbursement through an eligible plan or program. Requirements vary, so the payment path should be confirmed before services begin.
What families should confirm
FSCD eligibility, funding approval, coverage, agreement wording, billing requirements, documentation requirements, and reimbursement rules should be confirmed with FSCD or the relevant payer.
Kind Behaviour can explain service fit, scope, billing, and next steps, but does not determine funding eligibility or approval.
HOW TO GET STARTED
Start with a simple first step.
Send a brief email inquiry. You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. A short message is enough to start, and Kind Behaviour can help clarify whether consultation, assessment, safety planning, or more structured support may be the right next step.
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Send a brief inquiry
Email a short note about what kind of support you are looking for. You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
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Talk through fit
We discuss what is happening, where support may be needed, who is involved, and which service pathway may make sense.
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Begin carefully
If services begin, support starts with clear expectations, observation or assessment where appropriate, practical goals, and communication that keeps everyone aligned.
FAQ
Questions families often ask before getting started.
What can behaviour support help with?
Support can focus on behaviour patterns, communication, emotional regulation, routines, transitions, safety, daily living skills, caregiver coaching, and challenges affecting participation at home, school, daycare, or in the community.
What does compassionate behaviour support mean at Kind Behaviour?
Compassionate behaviour support means slowing down to understand the person, the context, and the pattern before deciding what may help. Support is individualized, respectful, and focused on practical strategies that fit everyday life.
What is the difference between Behaviour Consultation and assessment?
Behaviour Consultation provides ongoing support to help families and teams use strategies in real life, review what is changing, and adjust the plan over time. Assessment is a more focused process used to understand behaviour patterns, safety concerns, support needs, and possible next steps.
What is the difference between Functional Behaviour Assessment, Risk Assessment, and Functional Behaviour Assessment + Risk Assessment?
A Functional Behaviour Assessment focuses on understanding behaviour patterns, context, and possible function. A Risk Assessment focuses on safety-related behaviour concerns, current environmental controls, protective factors, supervision needs, and planning needs. The Functional Behaviour Assessment + Risk Assessment pathway combines both when behaviour patterns and safety concerns need to be understood together before recommendations or support planning are developed.
How do I know which service may fit?
Behaviour Consultation may fit when families need ongoing coaching, planning, skill-building, collaboration, and progress review. Assessment may help when behaviour patterns or safety concerns need to be understood more clearly. Intensive support may fit when daily life is actively difficult and more frequent help is needed for a focused period.
Do you provide emergency or crisis support?
Kind Behaviour does not provide emergency or crisis response. If there is immediate danger or urgent safety risk, families should contact emergency services or the appropriate local crisis support. Kind Behaviour can help with non-emergency behaviour support, assessment, planning, and follow-through.
Do you work with schools, daycares, aides, or other providers?
Where appropriate and with consent, Kind Behaviour can collaborate with schools, daycares, aides, and other providers. We stay clear about our behaviour-support role while considering the broader supports already in place.
How are fees and funding handled?
Kind Behaviour works with families using different funding and payment paths, including private pay, reimbursement, and FSCD-connected arrangements where appropriate. Fees, service scope, billing, documentation, and funding requirements are discussed before services begin. Funding approval and coverage depend on the family's agreement and payer.
What are BDS, Specialized Services, and Team Coordination Services?
Behavioural/Developmental Supports, Specialized Services, and Team Coordination Services are FSCD funding and service categories. Where appropriate, Kind Behaviour's behaviour consultation role may fit within one of these arrangements, depending on the family's agreement and approved supports.
Is a Functional Behaviour Assessment a diagnosis?
No. A Functional Behaviour Assessment does not diagnose autism, ADHD, or another condition. It helps identify behaviour patterns, consider what may be contributing, and guide practical behaviour support planning.
What happens after I send an inquiry?
Kind Behaviour will follow up to understand what kind of support you are looking for and gather the basic information needed to review service fit. If Kind Behaviour may be a good fit, the next steps, scheduling, scope, fees, and any relevant funding or payment details will be explained clearly.
If another service or support path may be more appropriate, Kind Behaviour will say that plainly.
Not sure which kind of support fits?
Send a brief email with what is happening. We can help clarify whether consultation, assessment, safety planning, or more structured support may make sense.