FBA & BSP Package

Functional Behaviour Assessment & Behaviour Support Plan Package

If your child's behaviour is affecting home, school or community life, this is our most comprehensive service — a full Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) followed by a written Behaviour Support Plan (BSP), giving you both a clear understanding of what's driving the behaviour and a practical, step-by-step plan for what to do about it. No formal diagnosis is required to begin, and there's a flexible payment option below if that makes this easier for your family.

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What Happens During Your Assessment

The process begins with your free 30-minute consultation, where we listen to what's happening and agree whether this package is the right fit. From there:

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    Background information gathering

    A detailed intake covering your child's history, communication, sensory needs and previous supports

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    Caregiver interviews

    Structured conversations with parents and, where relevant, teachers or other carers

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    Direct observation

    At home, school or in the community, whichever is most relevant to the behaviours of concern

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    Indirect assessment measures

    Completed over several weeks, examining what happens before, during and after the behaviour

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    A full written FBA report

    Explaining the likely function of the behaviour, followed by a Behaviour Support Plan translating those findings into concrete, everyday strategies for home and school

Home & School Observation

What To Expect

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Where a home or school observation is part of your assessment, we schedule this at a time that reflects a typical day, not a stage-managed one — because the goal is to see the real patterns, not a best-case version of the day. Observations are unobtrusive and time-limited, and we'll always explain in advance what we're looking for and why, so nothing about the visit feels like a test of you or your child.

Pricing & Payment Options

Option Price Best For
FBA + BSP Package (recommended) €2,100 — or 3 monthly instalments of €700 One continuous process from assessment to action plan
Functional Behaviour Assessment only €1,850 Families who need the "why" before deciding next steps
Behaviour Support Plan only* €400 Where recent, sufficient assessment information already exists

The 3-instalment option splits the €2,100 package into three payments of €700, spread across the assessment period — ask about this during your free consultation. Assessments may also be partially reimbursed by some private health insurers (VHI, Laya Healthcare, Irish Life Health) — check your policy before booking.

*Must already have a Functional Behaviour Assessment Complete

Zero-Diagnosis Access

You do not need a formal autism, ADHD or other diagnosis to access this service. Many of the families we work with are currently on a public waiting list, actively deciding whether to pursue a diagnosis, or have chosen not to. What matters is that your child's behaviour is having a real, daily impact — not what label, if any, is attached to it.

Who This Is For

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    Children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) or Global Developmental Delay (GDD)

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    Families waiting on a public assessment who want support to start now

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    General behaviours of concern impacting home, school, community life, relationships, safety or daily routines

Book Your Free Consultation

Book your free 30-minute consultation to talk through whether the full package, or a standalone FBA or BSP, is the right starting point.