"connection is why we are here; it gives purpose and meaning to our lives."

Thrive Behaviour Support & Therapies is a locally founded service based in Albury–Wodonga, designed to foster community involvement by walking alongside people with disability, their families, and support networks. Thrive is committed to providing disability support through evidence-based therapies, built on a foundation of compassion, dignity, independence, and self-determination.

Our service is guided by a Behaviour Support Practitioner with advanced-level training, seven years of complex case management experience, and a deep passion for health, fitness, and psychology.

Thrive aims to create an environment where every individual is respected and supported to develop their abilities through community involvement. We believe in providing disability support that promotes dignity, independence, and self-determination, utilising evidence-based therapies to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities.

Safety First – Every person deserves to feel secure, respected, and free from judgment within a supportive community. 

Person-Centred Practice – Our disability support services are tailored to each individual’s story, goals, and strengths. 

Compassion with Professionalism – We deliver warmth and empathy with accountability, utilising evidence-based therapies to ensure the highest standards of care. 

Growth & Independence – We focus on building skills, confidence, and meaningful participation—not dependence—through active community involvement. 

Collaboration & Community – Change is strongest when families, professionals, and communities work together.

Thrive is not a clinical, office-based service—our approach integrates evidence-based therapies with community involvement and functional everyday activities. Through partnerships such as CrossFit Happy, participants can access safe and inclusive gym environments to build strength, routine, confidence, and social skills. This aligns with the goals of disability support and directly supports the purpose of the NDIS—to build capacity so individuals become more independent and require less support over time.